S Iowa St, Chandler, OK 74834

This 20± acre property in Lincoln County, Oklahoma, offers a combination of wooded habitat, recreational opportunities, and convenient access to major highways. The property features a blend of cedar thickets and mature hardwood timber that provides excellent wildlife cover and a secluded setting. Tucked back among the hardwoods is a pond that serves as both a scenic feature and a valuable water source for wildlife. The tract's size and layout make it well-suited for weekend recreation, hunting, or simply enjoying time outdoors in a private setting. The property supports populations of whitetail deer, wild turkey, and feral hogs, making it an attractive option for hunters looking for a manageable recreational tract. The mix of dense cedar cover and hardwood timber creates a diverse habitat while offering opportunities for stand locations, wildlife travel corridors, and seasonal hunting. The pond adds another element to the property's recreational appeal while enhancing the overall habitat. Whether spending a weekend in the woods, exploring the timber, or enjoying the quiet surroundings, this property offers a variety of outdoor uses. Conveniently located between Chandler and Meeker, the property provides straightforward access from several state highways and interstate corridors. State Highway 18 connects Chandler south toward Meeker and provides access to Interstate 40, while Historic Route 66 passes through Chandler and the Turner Turnpike (Interstate 44) is located just north of town, allowing convenient travel to both the Oklahoma City and Tulsa metropolitan areas. US Highway 62 provides convenient access through Prague and serves as another east-west route across the region, while Highway 177 offers another convenient route toward Shawnee and central Oklahoma. The property is also located near Bell Cow Lake, where visitors can enjoy fishing, boating, camping, hiking, horseback riding, and other outdoor recreation. Nearby attractions such as the Route 66 Interpretive Center and the Lincoln County Museum of Pioneer History add additional opportunities to explore the area's history and culture. With its combination of timber, pond, wildlife habitat, recreational potential, and convenient location near multiple communities and transportation routes, this Lincoln County property offers an excellent opportunity for buyers seeking a manageable hunting property or weekend recreational retreat.