T4 N Brush Creek Rd, Stillwater, OK 74075

Located in the Northeast side of Stillwater, this 10+/- acre tract offers an excellent opportunity to establish a country homesite with open views, room for animals, and flexibility for future improvements. Consisting primarily of open grassland, the property provides a blank canvas for buyers looking to build a home, establish a small horse or livestock property, or simply enjoy the space and freedom that come with owning rural acreage.

With multiple potential building locations and an open landscape, this tract offers the ability to plan a property around your goals while enjoying the surrounding Oklahoma countryside. One of the standout features of this property is its predominantly open terrain.

Unlike heavily wooded acreage that may require significant clearing before construction or pasture development, this tract provides open ground that can be evaluated for a variety of uses. Multiple potential homesites allow buyers to consider different building locations and orientations to take advantage of the surrounding country views.

Whether you envision a traditional country home, a custom residence with a large back porch, or a home with additional outbuildings, the open landscape provides flexibility when planning the layout of the property. The views across the surrounding countryside are an important part of this tract's appeal.

With open ground extending across much of the acreage, a future home could be positioned to take advantage of the rural setting and provide an enjoyable outlook from the backyard, porch, or outdoor living area. For buyers looking to leave behind smaller residential lots and establish a home with more space between improvements, this property offers an opportunity to create a country setting while maintaining convenient access to Stillwater.

The ability to choose from multiple potential build locations allows buyers to evaluate the best placement for their home, driveway, shop, and other planned improvements. For buyers interested in horses, or other livestock, the open acreage offers practical advantages.

The grassland provides room to consider fencing, pasture areas, animal shelters, and other agricultural improvements without extensive tree removal. Whether the goal is to keep a few horses, or develop a hobby farm, the property offers space to plan around those activities.

The approximately 10-acre size provides a manageable amount of land for those who want room for animals without the responsibilities associated with maintaining a much larger ranch. The open terrain also creates opportunities for a variety of other improvements.

A future owner could consider adding a shop, barn, equipment storage building, garden, or other features to complement a country residence. The acreage allows space to separate residential and agricultural uses while maintaining open areas for recreation and outdoor activities.

For buyers who value flexibility, having predominantly open ground can make it easier to visualize a property layout and determine how the land may accommodate future plans. Beyond its potential for a homesite or livestock operation, the property offers the benefits of a rural setting with room to enjoy outdoor activities.

Open acreage provides opportunities for walking, gardening, recreational use, and maintaining a landscape that reflects the owner's preferences. Whether that means keeping the property primarily in grass, establishing additional trees, developing fenced pasture, or creating outdoor gathering areas, the tract offers flexibility for future improvements.

The open countryside and available space are key features for buyers looking for a different setting than a conventional residential neighborhood. Tract 4 is part of a new five-tract acreage development near Stillwater, with individual properties ranging from approximately 10 to 25 acres. New entrance improvements are being developed, and electric service and fiber internet infrastructure are being extended into the properties. T