Sixty-three acres on Anderson Road in the Guthrie area, and this one comes with the kind of water that most buyers spend years trying to find. Two stocked ponds, multiple creeks threading through the property, and a water well already drilled and in the ground.
The infrastructure is there. The only thing left to do is decide what you want to build on it. The hunting setup is already running. Multiple blinds are in place across the property, positioned to take advantage of the timber, the water, and the natural travel corridors the creeks create.
Deer and turkey work this kind of ground hard, and this tract is built for it. But hunting is just one way to use 63 acres with this much water. The ponds and pasture give a horse operation everything it needs, and the combination of road frontage, a drilled well, and a setting this quiet makes for an exceptional homesite in one of the best-located rural corridors between Guthrie and Edmond.
Fifteen minutes to Edmond, minutes to the Lazy E and I-35, and 57 adjoining acres also available if you want to put together something larger. At 63 acres this is already a serious piece of property. At 120 combined it becomes a legacy tract. Call today to walk it.
