This highly productive and versatile tract is just minutes from Pauls Valley, offering a rare combination of fertile farmland, homesite potential, and recreational value. Approximately 25 +/- acres of tillable, with an impressive 94% of the property consisting of Class I silty clay loam soils—making this an excellent opportunity for someone looking to start or expand a farming operation, add acreage to an existing portfolio, or create a productive hobby farm close to town. Paved road frontage along the north boundary, along with electric and rural water at the county road, adds convenience for both agricultural use and future improvements.
Wolf Creek frontage and an irrigation easement to the Washita River give the property additional appeal, with whitetail deer, turkey, and dove frequenting the area. With some dirtwork this could be a honey-hole waterfowl spot surrounded by ag with proximity and an irrigation easement to the Washita River. A natural high point offers potential for an elevated homesite out of the floodplain with proper site preparation, while the balance of open ground provides flexibility for crops, livestock, gardens, or other small-farm uses. For an investor, the tillable acreage could also offer potential for leased farming income while retaining the recreational benefits of owning land in an area with great whitetail and turkey populations.
Located just 5 minutes from Pauls Valley, 12 minutes from I-35, 16 minutes from Stratford, and approximately 55 minutes from downtown Oklahoma City, this tract combines productive soils and rural beauty with excellent access. Whether your goal is to farm it yourself, lease the cultivated ground, build a country home, or own a manageable hunting property with agricultural upside, this one offers several practical ways to make the land work for you.
