20 Acres of Growing Pines | Country Living & Timber Investment Near Valliant, OK 20 Acres | Young Pine Plantation | Rural Homesite Potential | Additional Acreage Available Looking for land with investment potential and room to create your own vision? This 20-acre tract near Valliant, Oklahoma, features an established 8-year-old loblolly pine planta
tion, offering an attractive combination of growing timber, country living, and future possibilities. The property provides an opportunity to invest in an established pine stand while planning for a future homesite or private rural getaway. Loblolly pine is valued throughout the southern United States for its growth and timber-producing potential.
Whether your plans include holding land for the future, creating a secluded place to call home, or enjoying the privacy of a wooded setting, this tract is worth a look. Sandy loam soils add to the property's appeal, and electricity and rural water are available at the road.
Located just outside Valliant, you'll enjoy a peaceful country setting with convenient access to town. Hochatown and Broken Bow are approximately one hour away, while the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex is approximately 2.5 hours away. Looking for more acreage?
The adjoining 20-acre tract is also available. Purchase this tract on its own or combine both properties to own a total of 40 acres featuring an established loblolly pine plantation. Property Highlights: 20 acres of 8-year-old loblolly pine timber Established pine plantation with future timber potential Opportunity for a country homesite or recreat
ional retreat Sandy loam soils Electricity and rural water available at the road Rural setting near Valliant, Oklahoma Approximately 1 hour from Hochatown and Broken Bow Approximately 2.5 hours from Dallas-Fort Worth Adjoining 20-acre tract available for additional acreage Whether you're searching for a land investment, a place to build, or a quiet piece of Oklahoma countryside, this 20-acre property offers flexibility and potential. Buy this tract individually or purchase both adjoining tracts for a combined 40 acres.
