15± Acres | Payne County | Near Coyle | Hackelman Road

Kale CrockerLand Specialist - Great Plains Land Company580-216-8160 15 Acres | Payne County, OK | Near Coyle | Hackelman RoadProperty Overview This 15 acre tract in Payne County offers a great opportunity to own a versatile piece of land in a highly desirable location just outside of Coyle. With blacktop access nearby and direct access off Hackelman Road, this property provides both convenience and seclusion. Whether you're looking for a recreational getaway, a future homesite, or a small acreage investment, this tract checks all the boxes. Location Highlights7 minutes to Coyle 20 minutes to Guthrie 23 minutes to Stillwater Easy access to Highway 33 Quiet rural setting with excellent proximity to town Property Features15 acres of rolling terrain with scenic views Direct access from Hackelman Road Existing perimeter fencing (not guaranteed to be on exact boundary) No structures - blank slate ready for your vision Ideal homesite potential with multiple build locations Land / Soil / Wildlife The property consists primarily of Konawa fine sandy loam with 1-3% slopes (Class II soils), offering productive ground suitable for a variety of uses. Additional areas include Konawa and Teller soils with 3-8% slopes (Class IV), providing elevation change and character to the property. The mix of terrain and cover creates excellent habitat for wildlife, making this a strong recreational tract. Agriculture & Hunting This acreage is well-suited for recreational use, particularly deer hunting. The natural layout, combined with surrounding habitat, makes it an attractive spot for wildlife movement. It could also support light grazing or be improved for small-scale agricultural use. Why You'll Love ItPrime location near Stillwater, Guthrie, and Coyle Great access with a peaceful rural feel Excellent deer hunting and recreational potential Beautiful building sites with long-range views Manageable size for a homesite or weekend property This is a hard-to-find small acreage tract in Payne County that offers both usability and location. Whether you're looking to build, invest, or enjoy the outdoors, this property is worth a look.