Seward Rd E, Meridian, OK 73058

This property naturally rolls before falling into a series of ravines and small canyons, giving the land a distinctly western character and making these 14.31± acres feel larger than they are. The tract sits above much of the surrounding ground, opening views in several directions and creating a number of interesting possibilities for a future homesite. Some are more open to the views, while others settle naturally into the terrain and offer greater privacy. Native grasses are strong throughout, and whitetail deer and other wildlife are regularly seen on the property. Access is available from both E. Seward Road and the private drive along the western boundary, with electric running along Seward Road. There is ample open ground for livestock, but perhaps the best quality of this tract is that the land gives its owner options - the terrain, elevation, and layout allow the property to be used in a number of different ways without feeling predetermined. The 2025 Logan County wildfire passed through this ground, and its mark can still be seen in portions of the timber. Native grasses have returned, surviving trees are producing new growth, and the land continues to recover with each season. Approximate drive times: Guthrie: 25 min | Edmond: 40 min | Oklahoma City: 50 min

The character of this tract is shaped largely by its changes in elevation. From the western side, the ground works its way east through a series of natural plateaus, each stepping down into the next before falling into a canyon along the northern portion of the property. As the terrain begins its more gradual descent to the east, the view opens up, creating a perspective that reaches well beyond the boundaries of the tract. That combination of elevation, open ground, timber, and changing terrain gives these 14.35± acres a sense of scale that is difficult to appreciate from a map alone. The tract has frontage and access along E. Seward Road, with electric running along the road as well. A good mix of open and wooded ground creates privacy while leaving several possibilities for how the property could ultimately be used. Whitetail deer and other wildlife use the property. The 2025 Logan County wildfire passed through this ground, and its mark can still be seen in portions of the timber. Native grasses have returned, surviving trees are producing new growth, and the land continues to recover with each season. Approximate drive times: Guthrie: 25 min | Edmond: 40 min | Oklahoma City: 50 min