They'll never find you! A gated private road leads to this quiet, secluded 5-acre m/l home site. Located midway between Highway 33 and Highway 51 in the remote hills of Tulsa County where wildlife cavort in the dense woods and open meadows southeast of Lake Keystone. Deer, wild turkey, and other wildlife frequent this property. The land is level and drains well if you want to build a riding arena. There is enough pasture for one or two horses if you supplement their feed with hay. Approximately 2.5 acres of this parcel are heavily wooded with a wet-weather creek in a ravine at the west side. A barbed-wire fence encloses about 2 acres on three sides, where you will find level open land to build a home and a small barn or shop. A grove of trees at the south end of the parcel has big flat rocks which will make a lovely spot for a fire pit. Mature trees dot the pasture area. The access road runs along the east side of the parcel with a border of trees along the east fence line. This road provides access to homes further north for whom an easement will be drafted along with a road maintenance agreement. Indian Electric Coop lines are already there at the property along the driveway. Cox fiber-optic high-speed internet is available. Sand Springs City water is available at W. 71st Street. The seller lives in a house directly north of this parcel and he claims he hit good water at 80-feet. Restrictions prohibit mobile homes and marijuana grow facilities. If you were to live here you would only be on a gravel road for less than half a mile. The rest of the way is paved all the way to downtown Tulsa.