Greer County, Oklahoma Land For Sale (12 results)

This 0.55 +/- acre property in Greer County, Oklahoma, offers peaceful country living with stunning mountain scenery and a nice 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom home featuring an office and a storage room. The open living room provides plenty of space to relax or entertain, while the attached shop and carport add convenience and functionality. An additional carport and two equipment sheds sit on the property, offering extra room for equipment. With road frontage for easy access and a location just 20 +/- minutes from Altus, 1 hour and 15 +/- minutes from Lawton, and 1 hour and 45 +/- minutes from Wichita Falls, Texas, this property offers both privacy and accessibility. Don't miss out on this opportunity to enjoy the beauty and comfort of the country living in scenic southwest Oklahoma. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Josh Candelaria at (580) 660-1167 .

This highly productive 160-acre tract, located in Greer County, has been cultivated with oats and winter wheat in past seasons. With 125 acres of fertile Hollister silty clay loam and 32 acres of Westill clay loam, both with gentle 0-1% slopes, the land is well-suited for commercial haying or continued crop production. The property boasts exceptional flat topography, ideal for efficient farming. With an average annual precipitation of 28.88 inches and 5,796 ft. of blacktop road frontage, access and water reliability are strong. A great opportunity for farmers looking to expand their operations with quality soils in Southwest Oklahoma. Contact Dillon Smith with National Land Realty at (405) 922-2076 or DillonS@ to schedule your showing today.

Nestled along the north fork of the Red River in scenic Greer County, this exceptional 143.5+/- acre property offers a perfect blend of rich history, natural beauty, and modern comfort. The centerpiece is a stunning 1,900 square-foot rock home built in 2014, featuring large pane glass windows that provide breathtaking views of the pond and surrounding landscape. These expansive windows invite the outdoors in, allowing for peaceful mornings watching deer graze along the property's edge or wild turkeys strutting across the meadowall from the comfort of your living space. The home is equipped with a backup Generac generator ensuring continuous comfort regardless of weather conditions. Complementing the main residence is a recently remodeled 882-square-foot guest house for visitors. For a truly unique accommodation experience, the property features a meticulously remodeled caboose, thoughtfully converted into a cozy overnight retreat with modern comforts provided by an efficient mini split heating and cooling system. Practical needs are met with a generous 1,500-square-foot shop, while history enthusiasts will marvel at the beautifully preserved antique barn dating back to 1915. Perhaps most remarkable are the three historic dugout homes that stand as a testament to the area's pioneer heritage. Adding to this property's extraordinary historical significance is an original land grant document signed by President Theodore Roosevelt himselfa priceless piece of American history that conveys with the property. The land is serviced by three water wells, including one equipped with a charming windmill that adds both functionality and rustic character to the landscape. A serene 3/4-acre spring-fed pond creates a peaceful focal point, with its natural overflow forming a picturesque stream that meanders through the northeast corner. The gentle sound of flowing water creates a soothing soundtrack to daily life, often accompanied by the distant gobble of turkeys as they settle into their roosts at dusk. This corner is shaded by majestic cottonwood and pecan trees, providing cool respite during the summer months. The remainder of the acreage features well-maintained Bermudagrass pasture, ideal for livestock or simply enjoying the rural landscape. Wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate the abundant natural habitat that attracts numerous species. Deer can regularly be spotted drinking from the pond at dawn and dusk, while wild turkeys often parade across the property in family groups. Birdwatchers will delight in the variety of waterfowl that visit the pond seasonally. The property's proximity to Quartz Mountain State Park ensures easy access to additional recreational activities, from hiking and boating to cultural events. This rare offering combines modern amenities with agricultural utility, historic significance, and natural splendora true Oklahoma treasure awaiting its next steward. Property Features -1,900-square-foot rock home -882-square-foot guest home -600-square-foot remodeled caboose -1,500-square-foot shop -Antique barn -Historic dugout homes -Three water wells -Windmill -3/4 acre spring-fed pond -Mature standing timber -Bermudagrass pasture -Excellent wildlife -Blacktop road access -Original land grant signed by Theodore Roosevelt -15 minutes from Quartz Mountain State Park -One mile from Altus/Lugert Wildlife Management Area -2 hours 6 minutes OKC -2 hours 20 minutes from Amarillo -3 hours 30 minutes from Fort Worth

General Description- This property is conveniently located less than 20 minutes northwest of the town of Granite, OK in Greer County. Hunting properties of this size and affordability don't come on market often. The agriculture use of this property is primarily for hay production but with some fencing would make a great cow place. Wildlife sign is everywhere on this property and would make a perfect place to grow and manage a deer herd for years to come. Agriculture Uses- This property has traditionally been used for Hay Production. Neighboring properties have grazing in place and with some fencing, this property would make a great cow place. The Neighbors to the East currently have a pivot in place for irrigated farming. Location- This property is situated in Greer County and less than 20 minutes northwest of Granite, OK. Approximately 19 miles north of Mangum, Oklahoma and close to the well-known North Fork Red River. Wildlife- This property is a hunter's paradise, offering excellent opportunities for deer, hog, and dove hunting. With a mix of tall grasses for bedding, open prairie and hardwoods on the borders, it provides the perfect habitat for whitetail deer and wild hogs. It's close proximity to the North Fork Red River make it a high traffic area for Whitetail Deer. The rolling terrain and natural food sources attract game year-round, while planted neighboring fields and roosting areas make it a prime spot for dove hunting. Well-traveled game trails cover this whole property, making it prime for next hunting season. Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway or a long-term hunting retreat, this land has everything an avid hunter could ask for. Minerals- Seller has chosen to reserve the rights to minerals.

Overview: Welcome to Salt Fork Ranch, an exceptional cattle and recreational property in the heart of Greer County, Oklahoma. Spanning approximately 3,789 acres, this ranch offers unparalleled ranching, hunting, and outdoor living opportunities. Description: Nestled along two miles of the Salt Fork of the Red River, the ranch has diverse terrain with rolling hills that provide beautiful views. The pastures are in excellent condition, having rebounded with healthy growth since the cattle were removed. Multiple cross-fenced pastures and natural ranch roads extending over 25 miles ensure optimal livestock management and accessibility throughout the property. Fencing is in outstanding condition, rated at 90% or better. Improvements: The ranch includes a comfortable ranch house with approximately 4,000 sq/ft of living space, six bedrooms, three bathrooms, and excellent outdoor living areas. Additional infrastructure includes a 6,000 sq/ft equipment and a hay barn, a well-equipped workshop with concrete flooring, roll-up doors, electricity, and water. The property also has cattle working pens and covered dog kennels. Water: Besides the river frontage, the ranch has eight solar water wells, multiple stocked ponds, and municipal water access provided by the Mangum Water Department. Wildlife: Wildlife enthusiasts will find the ranch to be a hunters paradise. It has abundant populations of Whitetail deer, wild turkey, and Bobwhite quail, along with occasional sightings of mule deer and elk. The mix of cover and open space makes it ideal for game management and recreational pursuits. Access & Location: Access to the ranch is convenient, with multiple entry points from county roads. Its location offers easy access to Mangum and Altus for supplies while maintaining the tranquility of rural living. Remarks: If you are seeking an operational cattle ranch or a premier recreational property, Salt Fork Ranch delivers the perfect blend of productivity and natural beauty. Shown by appointment only with Texas Ranch Sales, LLC. Buyers brokers must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Texas Ranch Sales, LLC.

Welcome to Salt Fork Ranch, an exceptional cattle and recreational property in the heart of Greer County, Oklahoma. Spanning approximately 3,789 acres, this ranch offers unparalleled ranching, hunting, and outdoor living opportunities. Nestled along two miles of the Salt Fork of the Red River, the ranch features diverse terrain with rolling elevations that provide breathtaking views. The grazing pastures are in excellent condition, having rebounded with lush growth since cattle were last removed. Multiple cross-fenced pastures and natural ranch roads extending over 25 miles ensure optimal livestock management and accessibility throughout the property. Fencing is in outstanding condition, rated at 90% or better. Wildlife enthusiasts will find the ranch a hunter's paradise. It has abundant populations of Whitetail deer, wild turkey, and Bobwhite quail, along with occasional sightings of mule deer and elk. The mix of cover and open space makes it ideal for game management and recreational pursuits. The ranch includes a comfortable ranch home with approximately 4,000 square feet of living space, six bedrooms, three bathrooms, and excellent outdoor living areas. Additional infrastructure includes a 6,000-square-foot equipment and hay barn and a well-equipped workshop with concrete flooring, roll-up doors, electricity, and water. The property also boasts a covered dog kennel, adding versatility to the facilities. Water is plentiful, with eight solar wells, multiple stocked ponds, and municipal water access provided by the Mangum Water Department. Access to the ranch is convenient, with multiple entry points from county roads. Its strategic location offers easy access to Mangum and Altus for supplies while maintaining the tranquility of rural living. Whether you're seeking an operational cattle ranch or a premier recreational retreat, Salt Fork Ranch delivers the perfect blend of productivity and natural beauty.

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Land For Sale Greer County Southeast of Erick, OK 948 Acres of Grassland Excellent Hunting Rural Water Brand New Fencing Access on 2 Sides Catch Pen Pipe Entry Blacktop Road

Beckham County farm and recreational ground at its finest. This property has produced very high volumes of drylands cotton and wheat for several decades. It was originally and still is farmed by the Stowers family. It has been under the same ownership for over 50 years. It also has some of the best quail hunting in the area and with the surrounding areas being farmed in wheat and the wet creek running across its south end with cover for the whitetails, it could also be a very productive hunting area. There is a coral on the south east corner with water and electric. A good road system goes throughout the pasture part of the ranch. Income producing and recreational all in one, call to get your appointment and we will go take a look.

Salt Fork Six Sixty 660 +/- Acres Greer County Oklahoma Plateau and Canyon Country! It looks like the set for an old Cowboys and Indians movie. Located just a mile and a half west of the quaint town of Mangum in southwest Oklahoma. Salt Fork Six Sixty has the Salt Fork of the Red River as it's southern boundary. In this area the river is seasonal and tree lined making the property ideal habitat for wildlife. Fish Creek, which according to the owner has never gone dry, meanders its way through the west side property. The property has excellent hunting including highly desirable Bob White Quail, Doves, Turkeys, Whitetail Deer, Mule Deer and according the local Game Warden, free ranging Elk have been spotted traveling along the Salt Fork. Additionally, there are wild hogs, coyotes, bobcats and other varmints. Local residents report seeing an occasional mountain lion. Three solar powered water wells and throughs provide year around water for the wildlife and livestock. These wells were a huge investment for the owner and were installed about eight years ago. The property is located on 1480 west of Mangum about a mile and a half on the south side. Mangum is the county seat for Greer County. There are several restaurants in Mangum including Loop Pizza Grill, J & P El Buen Caf, Tigers Den. There is a big United Supermarket Store located on 283 in north Mangum Minerals: Contact broker for details

In the hills south of Mangum is a variety landscapes and terrain. There can be anything from gyp hills with rock outcroppings, to mesquite covered pastures surrounded by flat farmland. This area is known for the abundance of whitetails and wild pigs. This specific property fits right in that description. The western side of this tract offers some excellent native pastures and sporadic mesquites. The property offers a few different water sources. There's one water well, a seasonal spring that runs diagonally through the place, and two stock ponds. The further east you go, you'll find the terrain starts to get rockier with a higher elevation. A blacktop asphalt road fronts the property on the west side along with a well-maintained gravel road along the south. The fences are in great shape. With some of them even being near new. This is a wildlife rich environment with trophy whitetails and a lot of wild pigs running around. If you are looking for a place that offers a little bit of everything, this one is worth a look! Get ahold of Rustin to inquire about this property, or to set up a showing.