Private and secluded, yet just minutes to town! 13.77 acres on top of Sparrow Hawk Mountain with river valley views. Excellent level building spots with rural water, electric, high speed internet all available. Comes with river access!...
Everyone loves a view, and this gorgeous 23.15 +/- acres has a spectacular view of Lake Eufuala. This property is located in the quiet community of Massey Point and is just minutes from launching a boat into one of the best fishing lakes in the U.S. Perfect site to build a home, cabin, or park a camper with stunning views o...
Pretty 10 acres all fenced, paved road, shop building, barn and a nice home that was updated in last 3 yrs. The 10 acres is ready for your livestock with good grass. The homes is open floor plan making it easy to entertain while cooking a great meal. The fireplace makes for a great vocal point in living area. Newer cabinets...
160 wooded acres in Muldrow! This land has several creeks, 2 ponds, and prime hunting land!...
74.3 Acre m/l ranch with home, horse barn, hay barn w/pipe corrals, 2 storage sheds, two grain silos. Large spring fed pond stocked with bass, catfish, & crappie. Two large ponds for livestock. Spring fed creeks, wooded areas for hunting, 3 acres pecan grove. Most of the acreage is pastureland for livestock. Property has we...
PRICE DROP MOTIVATED SELLER. These 80 acre versatile mixed use combination recreational ranch and pasture land in Choctaw County, OK don't come available very often. Located in Soper with 1/2 mile of State HWY 271 frontage and 1/4 mile of paved county road on the North end of the property; sandy loam soil; gentle rollin...
Beautiful mountain hunting land in one of only 4 counties with a bear season. Property has electric available. Partially fenced and surveyed. The critters are here! Whitetail deer, hogs, bear, bobcat, turkeys. With elevation change of approximately 1500 ft this ground has something for everyone! The lower 60+/- acre...
Income property, 5 lots set up for mobile homes, tiny homes or RV/campers. Close to Lake Hudson and public boat ramp. Each lot has water, septic and electric accessible. Room to add 4 more sites. Septic tanks are there but not complete, no water or electric....
Looking for the perfect hunting site? Here is 20 acres of Adair County's finest hunting. Property is located close to Northwest Arkansas. Property is land locked but does touch a section line. No Road....
Beautiful Acreage, (3) Electric Pole, (3) water meters, storm shelter, 16x24 shop, 2 mobile homes on property are in Bad shape. Good fence! Private drive!...
Commercial potential, Ag land. Almost square tract with frontage on Bartell Rd. Just north of NE 23rd.Note: Water, sewer map is attached as a supplement....
Get away from the crowds, maximize your budget and get ready to make some memories with this affordable recreational property. This tract is wild and the surrounding country is big but the road access is terrific, making it a breeze to get to. This area is known for fantastic whitetail, turkey and hog hunting and this prope...
Located away from all the hustle and bustle, the opportunities abound with this truly incredible property. Centered around a beautiful 4,051 m/l square foot home, the rolling acreage is the perfect combination of prime grass, timber, and water and would be ideal for either a hunting or a cattle facility. Hay producing is no...
The old saying goes dynamite comes in small packages and this place has TNT written all over it! Great smaller acreage option for those looking for a place away from the city. Build your home away from it all and with plenty of space to stretch out and relax in a quiet country setting. This tract has county road frontage an...
RARE FIND! 133+/- Prime Acres Ideally Located on 305th/Ben Lumpkin. Here's Your Chance to Own Tater Hill Ranch! Absolutely Beautiful Views! Ponds on Property. Could Be Perfect For a New Subdivision OR For Your Dream Farm! Paved Road Frontage. Utilities at Road. This Is a Must-See!...
RE/MAX of Green Country Price: $239,790.00 Terms: Cash Taxes: $36.00 Location/Direction From intersection of Hwy 75 & 60 in Bartlesville go East on Hwy 60 for 11 miles to intersection of Hwy 60 & CR 408. Property located at the corner of Hwy 60 & CR 408. CR 408 is West boundar...
Beautiful place to build your dream home or to just enjoy the outdoors. This land is approx 1 1/4 mile from Highway. Land has been used for hunting and enjoying the outdoors. Lots of wildlife to enjoy. Zoning on tax assessor says NP....
102 +/- Acres in Tulsa, less than 4 miles to Bass Pro Shops and The Hard Rock Hotel and Casino. Adjoins Carl Smith Sports Complex to the South and is just west of the Lynn Lane Reservoir for hiking and fishing. This is an incredible location for a development or a family estate. Property is fully fenced and has a nice gradu...
10 Acres of Perfection. Located just 1 mile from the Alameda boat ramp. Dreaming of building a homestead on fertile raw land? This acreage is a RARE opportunity and truly has it all. Upon arrival, the front 2 acres are canopied by majestic old growth Oak Trees. Venturing further in, you reach a clearing with mature pines pe...
An excellent hunting property with multiple foodplots already in place and improved habitat. This might be the property for you if you are looking for a place to get away within an hour of Oklahoma City, or just for an awesome hunting tract. The property features about half wooded cover and half native grasses with multiple...
The state of Oklahoma is much more than the endless grassland it is famous for. In fact, Oklahoma has the nation's most diverse terrain, when compared mile for mile. Famous for the Cowboy Hall of Fame and the Will Rogers Memorial, this Midwestern state is part of our nation's pioneer heritage. Today, its natural beauty, national parks, and rolling mountains make it the perfect place to purchase property. Now is a great time to buy land in Oklahoma.
The Sooner StateOklahoma is known as the Sooner State. Originally, the state was created for the exclusive use of Native Americans. It still has the largest population of Native Americans in the United States. It was opened to settlers in 1889 in the Oklahoma Land Rush, and that's where the state's nickname came from. Cities include Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Norman, Edmund, and Broken Arrow.
Land in OklahomaLand for sale in Oklahoma in modern day can be owned by citizens, corporations, individuals, Indian tribes or governments. Oklahoma is made up of 10 distinct different regions, each with their own different character and landscape. These areas are:
The landscape in Oklahoma varies greatly. The Ozark Plateau has winding rivers with deep valley walls. The Sandstone Hills are partially covered in forest, and the Red River Valley is a rolling prairie. Each mountainous region has its own distinct characteristics. The Gypsum Hills for instance shine in the sun due to their gypsum content and are sometimes called the Glass Hills.
Natural ResourcesThe greatest natural resources in Oklahoma are its abundant and fertile soil, and its mineral deposits. Petroleum, which was discovered in 1905, is also abundant, with gas strikes made in all 77 of Oklahoma's counties. Oklahoma ranches for sale also have abundant natural beauty, rivers, mountains, and streams.
Farms, Farmland, and Rural Real EstateOklahoma has acres of farms and farmland for sale. The rich soil is ideal for farming. Oklahoma has ranches, farms, OK hunting land, timber land, and Oklahoma ranches for sale here! Its diverse terrain means there is just about every type of land available. Properties range from small residential plots to sprawling estates with thousands of acres.
Oklahoma IndustryNot surprisingly, Oklahoma's top industry is agriculture and farming. There are also manufacturing and service sectors that are poised for renewal and growth.
AgricultureBeef is Oklahoma's number one livestock product. It is the 5th leading producer of beef in the United States,
and the production of beef cattle is Oklahoma's top income producing industries. Other important livestock
products include:
The top agricultural crop in Oklahoma is wheat. In fact, it is the fourth largest producer of wheat in the
nation. Other agricultural products include:
Oklahoma ranks as one of the most important producers of oil and natural gas in the nation. It is also the only state that produces Iodine. Petroleum, coal, crushed stone, sand and gravel are also mined.
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