Oklahoma Commercial Properties, Horse Properties for Sale with Canoeing & Kayaking over 500 Acres

BUZZARD ROOST RESORT Outstanding property developed into an outstanding resort type property. Developed to totally enjoy the beauty of Southeast Oklahoma right on the north shores of Wister Lake! Two immaculate mini cabins just away from the main dwe

'START YOUR LAND LEGACY' 790.57 (m/l) acres bordering the Corp of Engineers Wildlife Management Area for 3 miles. Updated 2,200 sq ft (m/l), 4 Bed / 2 Bath Ranch House. With gas cooktop and stainless appliances, convection. 2 dining areas, living roo

Buck Creek Ranch - 1273.59 Acres in Daisy, OK Just under a 2.5 hour drive from Dallas/Fort Worth, at the end of a dead end county road, Buck Creek Ranch awaits! Buck Creek Ranch is a private retreat and a premier whitetail hunting ranch offering endl

1136-Acre Quapaw Ranch: Prime Cattle, Solar & Investment Opportunity 3991 S 600 Road, Quapaw, OK 74363 Unlock the potential of this expansive 1136-acre ranch in Quapaw, Oklahoma, a premier property tailored for cattle operations, agricultural enterpr

Rare 557-Acre Riverfront Retreat in the Heart of Oklahomas Horseshoe BendDiscover an extraordinary 557-acre sanctuary in McIntosh County, Oklahoma, perfectly nestled between Henryetta and Lake Eufaula. Perched atop dramatic 200-foot bluffs, this one-

3840 acre cattle and horse ranch located west of eufaula on highway 9. Formally known as the Fisher ranch this property is equipped to run 800 head of cattle. There are two houses, 30x60 shop partially covered arena, tack room and covered parking for

County road and hwy 9 frontage gain you access to this beautiful 3000 acre ranch on three sides. This property has multiple roads throughout the property. Views of lake eufaula and downtown are achievable from the eastern ridge. two large hay pasture

Jackfork Ranch: A Hidden Gem for Visionary Development and Outdoor Enthusiasts Nestled in the scenic Latimer County of Oklahoma, Jackfork Ranch offers 2,382 acres of prime land with stunning views of Sardis Lakeone of Oklahomas most undiscovered trea