Homes for Sale in 74085

Take a look at this incredible recreation farm just off of Highway 18! This 60+/- acre tract in Pawnee County offers seclusion, wildlife habitat, and future homesite potential! With highway frontage and utilities available at the road, this property provides convenient access while maintaining the privacy and natural beauty of country living. The landscape features a mix of cedar, hardwood, and

Luke Roberts Arrowhead Land Company

Pickens Pristine Properties proudly presents a rare gem close to the Cimarron River in Creek County, Oklahoma - a stunning 160+/- acre parcel boasting vast potential for agricultural ventures, hunting escapades, and the perfect homesite. Nestled just south of Oilton near the Cimarron River, this property features an older set of improvements including a home, barn, pens, and two expansive ponds.

Rachel Lady Pickens Pristine Properties LLC

Location, Location, Location - Ideal vacant lot that borders Hwy 51 (Chicago) 150' of Hwy frontage / has cellar & 2 water meters & 2 gas meters. Sits across street from Maverick ( very popular convenient store ) within 1 block to school. This would be ideal for any kind of business or residential. Check with city hall for any restrictions. 2 storage buildings do not stay

Virginia Cussner CENTURY 21 GLOBAL, REALTORS

Some properties are move-in ready. Others are ready for a vision. Stretching across 34± acres with prime Highway 51 frontage, this property offers something that’s becoming increasingly difficult to find—location, visibility, and infrastructure with room to create something entirely new. Conveniently located between Stillwater and Tulsa. The property is being sold as-is and will require cleanup,

Lauren Mueggenborg The Agency

40 acres with No Restrictions priced to sell! Take a look at this 40 acres m/l tract just east of Stillwater. Water and Electric are close by at the road. Your dreams can come true and a price you can afford! Call today before it's too late!

Lori Kastl REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS

This 40± acre tract in Payne County sits in the Cross Timbers just 7.5 miles from downtown Stillwater, offering a great combination of productive farmland, mature timber, and live water. Approximately 13.2± acres are currently cultivated, with productive soils suitable for wheat or a variety of other crops. The property also features roughly 3,230 feet of creek frontage, creating outstanding

Braden Cassity Coldwell Banker Select