Description

Unlimited water supply from Spring. More deer than one can shoot. 7 MILES to WAL-MART & LOWE'S on BLACKTOP AND HIGHWAY PAVED ACCESS. Seclusion close to civilization. Grove, OKLAHOMA, is the premiere city on Grand Lake O'Cherokees, one of the top retirement/recreation areas in the country, with new $55 million Integris Hospital, new Bridges, and new five-lane Highway 59 under construction. 480 acres is a two-mile-long valley of excellent pasture, with heavily timbered full rim ownership. About 50% cleared, 50% timbered. Spring-fed ponds, one large commercial-sized spring that has been clocked at 350 gallons per minute and has been running continuously, outlasting two historic homesteads still on site and creating beautiful creek. Native stone home, needs work. Barns, corrals. Perimeter fencing. 100% mineral rights owned, except for an 80-acre tract at farthest SE edge of ranch 50% minerals. Unbeatable location & setting. Abundant wildlife, deer, huge flocks of wild turkey, black bear, wild pig, bobcat, waterfowl. Several excellent sites for airstrip. Has great site for 50-acre spring-fed lake. Perfect for hunting retreat, sylvan development, agriculture, bottled water. Owner/Broker

Beginning South of Grove on Highway 59, continue South 1.8 miles from Honey Creek Bridge, thence turn East on E. 330 Road/Stan Waite Road at "Whitewater Jamboree" sign and stay on blacktop E. 330 Road/Stan Waite Road for 3.4 miles, continuing until road bears right, staying on blacktop when road briefly becomes 640 Road, then turn left going straight East, passing Butler Church on left. Go another .4 mile, turn sharply right off blacktop road (directly after a "20 mph curved road" gold/black curved arrow highway sign and after the second of a series of four gold/black large upright "arrow" highway signs) onto a red gravel road, going through a double iron gate which is usually left open. This is a public road. Go about .3 mile on the red gravel road, to the entrance of the 480-acre Spring Valley Ranch. There is a mobile home on the right, approximately where property begins. Native stone home is farther up road. Ranch is located on S. 655 Road which is a public road, but because S. 655 Road dead-ends at the beginning of the 480 acres, it may be gated, for ultimate privacy.