Stidham, OK Homes for Sale with Acreage

Well-maintained ranch property featuring barbed wire fencing and multiple cross-fenced pastures, well suited for cattle or other livestock. The land offers quality native grasses and a stocked pond providing a reliable water source. An existing old home site conveys utilities already in place, adding value and flexibility for future improvements. Located with county road frontage, the property

Rod Canterbury RE/MAX Advantage

Build your dream project on this 1.01-acre flat, build-ready lot! With plenty of space and easy access, this property offers the perfect blank canvas for your new home or investment. The land is level and ready for construction-just bring your plans and start building!

Chelsey Weber Crown & Key Realty

Vacant Lot Near Eufaula Lake – A Rare Opportunity! Discover the perfect spot to build your dream retreat or investment property just 0.1 miles from the shores of Eufaula Lake! This spacious 208’ x 209’ lot is conveniently located off Rackley Road, offering a serene setting with easy lake access. Mineral rights convey with the property, adding even more value to this unique offering. Whether

Hunter Alexander RE/MAX & ASSOCIATES

Discover a rare 557-acre riverfront paradise in McIntosh County, Oklahoma, perfectly situated between Henryetta and Lake Eufaula. Nestled within the dramatic horseshoe bend of the North Canadian River, this extraordinary tract sits atop 200-foot bluffs, offering breathtaking, near-360-degree views of the river and rolling countryside. This one-of-a-kind property is a haven for outdoor

Richard Senn Fathom Realty OK LLC

Discover your own slice of Oklahoma outdoors with this 40 acres (MOL) of densely wooded recreational land, with pond perfectly suited for hunting, riding, and weekend escapes. The Canadian River is within walking distance, providing excellent wildlife habitat and making this a highly desirable spot for deer, turkey, and other game. This property features thick, mature woods offering privacy,

Vickie Parker Porches and Pastures