Delaware County, OK Recreational Land, Undeveloped Land for Sale with Recently Sold Properties between 201 and 500 Acres

Located in Delaware County, OK. This 460 acre cattle ranch contains over 325 acres of cleared grazing land, with the remaining acreage being excellent hunting grounds. The cleared acreage is made of high-quality class 2,3,4 soils. Property is current

Amazing 275+/- acre rolling ranch. This property truly has it all. Impeccably built newer barbwire fences surround entire perimeter as well as the cross fencing which creates multiple pastures throughout. Designed with the perfect layout to help with

Introducing the Welch Prairie Ranch. This sprawling 460 +/- acre ranch has been set up impeccably and is ready for your livestock, without any work needed! Majority of the ranch includes new fencing. There is also multiple pastures for easy rotationa

385 +/- ACRES NEAR SPAVINAW LAKE MASSIVE ACREAGE WITH ROLLING TERRAIN, WILDLIFE, AND DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL A rare opportunity to acquire a large, contiguous piece of land just minutes from Spavinaw Lake in scenic Delaware County. This expansive 385 a

GRASS VALLEY RANCH! 270 +/- acre mixed used ranch that is amazingly beautiful. Get lost exploring the diverse terrain featuring gorgeous ridges and prominent valleys filled with dense cover and rich with habitat ideal for trophy whitetails. The 3bd/2

A 390 acre property with a home resides between Jay and Colcord in Delaware County, OK providing multiple opportunities as revenue producing land. The mixed use residential, farmland, ranchland has a 2400 Sq. Ft. mobile home built in 2017 with 3 bedr

210 acres of Income producing land is becoming more difficult to find. In Delaware County, OK this mixed use residential, farmland, ranchland is cross fenced for cattle but is predominantly used for hay fields from the Midland Bermuda. Annually ferti

237.5 acres of hunting and pasture land with access to the scenic Spavinaw Creek. Hundreds of acres of pasture across a paved county road makes this parcel easier to split than most. City of Tulsa owns the land to the southeast and the parcel to the