Property from 139 E 36th Street - KW

139 +/- ACRES WITH MULTIPLE PONDS AND DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL IN OKMULGEE CITY LIMITS! This 139 +/- acre property offers a rare combination of size, location, utilities, and history. Owned by the same family since 1968, the land is fully fenced, carries its original abstract, and provides opportunities that range from agricultural use and income production to residential or commercial development. The land itself is a blend of open, flat pastures and clusters of mature trees, creating a setting that works equally well for baling hay, livestock, recreation, or long-term investment. Multiple ponds are scattered throughout, including one within a large pecan grove in the northeast corner. With proper care, the established pecan trees could be pruned back into production, and the property once boasted the third largest pecan tree in Oklahoma. Infrastructure and utilities are already in place to support a wide range of uses. City water, sewer, and electric are available, with high-pressure sewer lines on the west and south sides, a lift station at the southeast corner, and high-pressure gas running through the property. The location is unmatched for convenience, sitting just 1.5 miles from Hwy 75, 2 miles from Walmart and the Indian Hospital, and 2.5 miles from OSU-IT. The property directly adjoins the country club on its northern side, and future development could easily be tied in. Currently, the land produces income through both hay and hunting leases, generating approximately $1,400 annually, with 40% of the hay yield being Prairie Hay. Whether you’re an investor, developer, farmer, or family looking for a legacy property, this acreage delivers rare potential inside city limits.