4290 Road

Description

Nestled in northern Rogers County, this 27-acre gem offers a perfect blend of gently rolling terrain, mature hardwoods, and expansive build potential. With blacktop frontage, rural water and power available at the road, and a private homesite tucked away from view, it's ideal for your dream home, hunting cabin, or weekend retreat. Zoned agricultural and just 2 miles from Highway 66, the land boasts towering red, white, and black oaks, abundant wildlife, and prime recreational appeal. Located less than an hour from Tulsa and Broken Arrow, 30 minutes to Claremore, and only 30 miles from Grand Lake. A true Oklahoma treasure waiting to be discovered. Additional land available. 27.55 surveyed acres Lush hardwood timber featuring red, white, and black oaks, ideal for wildlife habitat Utilities at the road Mayes County Rural Water #5 and electric available Blacktop road frontage Easy access from Hwy 66 with a quiet, paved country road setting Private build site Secluded homesite potential tucked back from the road for maximum privacy Zoned Agricultural Suitable for recreation, hunting, livestock, or future residential development Recreational Potential Perfect for hunters, nature lovers, or a weekend cabin getaway Only 2 miles from Historic Route 66, offering quick access to regional routes 1 hour to Tulsa and Broken Arrow 30 minutes to Claremore, Ok Just over 1 hour to Joplin, MO Only 30 miles to Grand Lake, one of Oklahoma's premier boating and fishing destinations