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$249,000
- 30 acre lot
TBD N HIGHWAY 37
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Beautiful, productive 30 acres currently used for hay production averaging 100 to 150 round bales a season. There is 424 feet highway frontage with electricity and coop water at the highway frontage. It is all open and at the very back acreage comes up to backdrop of woods. It is partially fenced currently no fence…
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Beautiful, productive 30 acres currently used for hay production averaging 100 to 150 round bales a season. There is 424 feet highway frontage with electricity and coop water at the highway frontage. It is all open and at the very back acreage comes up to backdrop of woods. It is partially fenced currently no fence on north boundary. There is a small pond that could be enlarged for cattle or just to stock and fish. You can continue hay production, or finish fencing to run cattle, or build your dream country home. It is located about 31 miles from Idabel Oklahoma, 63 miles from Texarkana, 42 miles to Mt. Pleasant, 36 miles to Mt. Vernon, and 31 miles from Paris. Come take a look and check out this beautiful productive acreage.
- Lot size
- 30 acres
- Property type
- UnimprovedLand
- Status
- Active
- MLS number
- 21248178
Listing courtesy of United Country Altaterra Realt
Office phone 903-438-2585
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- Lot size
- 30 acres
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- Property type
- UnimprovedLand
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