Charles Wellings

Excellent opportunity to purchase a 2,446± sq. ft. home on 1.44± acres in Maramec, Oklahoma at auction. Built in 1923, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers substantial living space along with a full basement and workshop area. The property features both rural water service for the home and a separate water well for irrigation and lawn care. Situated on a beautiful mature tree-covered lot with

Some properties offer one or two standout features. This one brings everything together. The Williams Estate is a rare North Central Oklahoma offering that combines distinctive architecture, recreational water, functional improvements, and mineral ownership in a single, cohesive property. At the center sits a 4,498± square foot Mid-Century Modern home, designed with Wright-inspired Prairie

Estate Homesite or Large-Lot Development Opportunity 158± acres located just outside the city limits of Perkins, Oklahoma, offering a rare combination of seclusion, live water, and convenience. The property is accessed at the end of a dead-end section of Fairgrounds Road and features Lost Creek running north to south through the tract. The property includes mature timber, excellent wildlife

Tract 7 - 320± Acres | Woodward County, OK. Located near the center of the ranch, Tract 7 includes three spring-fed ponds and a 1,904± square foot, 3-bedroom, 3-bath home, ideal for a hunting lodge or foreman's residence. This tract combines excellent water, habitat, and improvements. Offered at public auction as part of The Kee Ranch on March 31, with anticipated opening bids of $1,000 -

Tract 6 - 53± Acres | Ranch Headquarters. This tract includes the main ranch headquarters anchored by a well-maintained 2,236± square foot, 3-bedroom, 2-bath residence featuring three living areas, a stone fireplace, a newly installed roof, a Generac backup generator, and sweeping views of the ranch. Supporting improvements include a 40' x 40' insulated shop, 32' x 48' calving barn, additional

Tract 9 - 161± Acres | Woodward County, OK. Situated in the northeastern corner of the ranch, Tract 9 offers excellent pasture or hay ground with approximately 98± tillable acres per FSA, primarily Carey silt loam soils currently in Old World Bluestem. Offered at public auction as part of The Kee Ranch on March 31, with anticipated opening bids of $1,000 - $1,500/acre.

Tract 12 - 440± Acres | Woodward County, OK. An outstanding large-acreage tract on the north end of the ranch featuring mixed-grass prairie, two large draws with dense cover, two spring-fed ponds, and an 11± acre tillable field well suited for wheat pasture or food plots. Offered at public auction as part of The Kee Ranch on March 31, with anticipated opening bids of $1,000 - $1,500/acre.

Tract 4 - 290± Acres | Woodward County, OK. Centrally located within The Kee Ranch, Tract 4 features a mix of mixed-grass prairie and dense wildlife cover. A rural water meter is located at the northwest corner of the property, making this tract well suited for both grazing and recreation. Offered at public auction as part of The Kee Ranch on March 31, with anticipated opening bids of $1,000 -

Tract 5 - 548± Acres | Woodward County, OK. Tract 5 is a centerpiece parcel within The Kee Ranch, featuring mixed-grass prairie and multiple canyons with thick cedar, oak, and sumac cover. Improvements include a 30' x 20' Quonset-style cabin with propane, electricity, a water well, and outstanding panoramic views. This tract offers excellent hunting, recreation, and grazing potential. Offered at

Tract 10 - 80± Acres | Woodward County, OK. Located on the north end of the ranch, Tract 10 includes approximately 27± tillable acres, two ponds, and a tree-lined draw along the east boundary with heavy deer sign. This tract offers strong recreational and agricultural appeal. Offered at public auction as part of The Kee Ranch on March 31, with anticipated opening bids of $1,000 - $1,500/acre.

Tract 2 - 206± Acres | Woodward County, OK. Situated on the western side of the ranch, Tract 2 is a highly versatile combination parcel featuring tillable wheat ground, native grass pasture, and pockets of dense oak cover. A rural water meter is installed along the county road. This tract offers strong appeal for both agricultural and recreational buyers. Offered at public auction as part of The