Pittsburg County, Oklahoma Land For Sale (17 results)

Commercial Highway Lots For Sale

5 4240 Road

13 Duchess Creek Drive

1.19 Acres C-5 Commercial Land

Homestead with pond and greenhouse 11.29 acres

Overview: Whistling Wings Hideaway is an exceptional and rare offering, uniquely positioned in the Canadian River Valley adjacent to the Lake Eufaula Wildlife Management Area (WMA). Accessed via an all-weather road, the property unfolds through native grasslands into a canopy of mature timber, offering glimpses of a remarkable waterfront home with breathtaking views of the river valley and surrounding WMA. Located just steps from the front porch, this property provides immediate access to a 48,000± acre outdoor sanctuary. The abundant opportunities for hunting, fishing, and exploration are conveniently accessible by foot or via the private boat ramp situated at the end of the driveway. A premier destination for waterfowl enthusiasts, the WMA features diverse wetland habitats, including native vegetation-lined waters, flooded timber, potholes, and river sandbars. The pre-dawn skies come alive with the sound of whistling wings, creating an unparalleled experience as the first light of day reflects off the water and decoys. Encompassing 21 acres of pristine timber and native grasses, the property is naturally secluded, providing privacy and tranquility. The panoramic views of the surrounding water, woodlands, and river valley offer an unparalleled sense of escape, making an in-person visit essential to fully appreciate its beauty and uniqueness. Location: Whistling Wings Hideaway is situated in north-central Pittsburg County, just west of Canadian, Oklahoma. It is approximately: · 4 miles west of Highway 69 · 17 miles southwest of Eufaula · 27 miles northwest of McAlester · 3 hours from Dallas, TX · 2 hours from Oklahoma City, OK · 1 hour 45 minutes from Tulsa, OK Physical Address: 404 Crow St, McAlester, Oklahoma 74501 Terrain & Wildlife Habitat: The property features gently rolling terrain, transitioning from native grasslands into mature hardwood timber along the Canadian River bottom. The timber composition includes Black Oak, Elm, Sycamore, and select Cedar, creating a dense canopy that enhances both privacy and wildlife habitat. The well-maintained undergrowth provides a rich forage base, supporting a diverse range of wildlife, including whitetail deer, feral hogs, furbearers, songbirds, and abundant waterfowl. Additionally, the surrounding 48,000± acres of WMA serve as an extended habitat, offering extensive public hunting access that further enhances the property’s appeal as a premier outdoor retreat. The occasional presence of black bears adds an element of excitement for wildlife enthusiasts. Improvements: The property features a newly updated 3,000 square foot home with four bedrooms and three bathrooms. Upon entering, you are welcomed by an open floor plan filled with natural light and breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Hardwood floors and vaulted wood-beam ceilings amplify the warmth of the sun, creating an inviting atmosphere. A large stone fireplace serves as a cozy gathering spot in the evening, perfect for reminiscing about the day’s adventures or anticipating those to come with the morning sun. The living room seamlessly connects to the open kitchen, which is centered around a spacious island—ideal for meal prep, dining, or simply enjoying conversation with family and friends. Adjacent to the kitchen, the dining room offers full views of the water and the Canadian River valley. A wood-burning stove, both functional and charming, sits in the corner, capable of heating the entire house. The scenery is so captivating that conversations around the table may often pause to take in the stunning sunrise or sunset over the water. A breakfast nook overlooks the pool and surrounding hardwoods, providing a serene spot to enjoy a meal while soaking in the natural beauty. This space also offers a shaded retreat for those keeping an eye on poolside activities. The master bedroom, complete with a walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom, is located downstairs and offers expansive views of the water and surrounding timber. At the top of the stairs, a landing area provides space for games, reading, or creative projects. Beyond this landing, there are three additional bedrooms, each with closets and picturesque outdoor views. A centrally located bathroom ensures convenient access for all three bedrooms. The garage has been converted into a bonus room, perfect for ping-pong, billiards, cards, or a dedicated space for more energetic gatherings. For those who prefer the outdoors, the wrap-around porch provides stunning panoramic views. Extending from the front of the house and wrapping around to the pool and covered food/beverage area, this space offers an ideal spot to relax and take in the scenery. Beneath the porch, in the back corner of the house, a dedicated space allows for parking an ATV or UTV, complete with a water hookup—ideal for rinsing off gear after a day of hunting, fishing, or trail riding, or for cleaning up those who didn’t return as spotless as they left. Water Resources: The property benefits from direct access to the Canadian River flowage and Lake Eufaula, providing exceptional opportunities for fishing, boating, and waterfowl hunting. Fencing: The property is mostly perimeter-fenced with fencing in average to good condition. Access: The property is located at the intersection of Dove and Crow St. Utilities: · Electricity: Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) · Water: Indianola Rural Water District 18 · Internet: Service available through T-Mobile or Canadian Phone Minerals: Seller’s percentage of mineral ownership is unknown. There is no active oil and gas production on the property. Any mineral ownership report will be the responsibility of the buyer. Easements: A short access easement crosses Army Corps of Engineers land on the northern boundary, providing access to the home. School District: The property is located within the Canadian Public School District. Taxes: 2024 Property Taxes were $1,762 Investment Potential & Rental Income: This property presents an exceptional recreational and investment opportunity. The current owner has established a successful Airbnb rental model, which may be continued if desired. Its proximity to Eufaula and McAlester—each a 20-minute drive away—ensures convenient access to amenities and services. Summary: Whistling Wings Hideaway is a rare offering, combining exceptional recreational amenities, a beautifully appointed home, and unparalleled natural beauty. With direct access to extensive hunting and fishing opportunities, breathtaking views, and thoughtfully designed improvements, this property represents an outstanding opportunity for those seeking a private retreat, outdoor lifestyle, or investment venture. Buyer & Broker Information: Buyer’s Agent/Broker must be identified upon first contact with Listing Agent/Broker and Buyer’s Agent/Broker must be present on initial property tour in order to participate in the real estate commission. Commission splits will be at the sole discretion of Hortenstine Ranch Company, LLC. Contact: Jonathan James- Agent (580) 808-5618 mobile jonathan@ All information is deemed reliable but is not warranted by Hortenstine Ranch Company, LLC. All information is subject to change without prior notice.

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Stuart Rolling Hills Ranch 236 Acres

Looking for a peaceful place close to Lake Eufaula? Check out this 41 M/L-acre property on Lake Eufaula Estates Road. This is a great opportunity with a lot of potential. Lake Eufaula Estates is located in Canadian, OK, not far from Highway 69—and only a couple miles away from the beautiful lake. This property gives you the country living aspect while still being in close proximity to the highway, local schools, and shopping. The property is currently 6 total lots. A buyer could divide them into smaller lots. Or leave as is and have plenty of room to build. Utilities are nearby, making it even easier to develop. The area is mostly wooded, offering lots of privacy and space for your dreams to come true. There's a dirt road that gives you easy access from the main, paved road. Around 80 feet of elevation change. Whether you want to build your own home or invest in some land, this property offers a ton of potential. Boundary lines are estimates only. 23 minutes to McAlester, OK 1 hour 45 minutes to Tulsa, OK 2 hours 21 minutes to Oklahoma City, OK To schedule a showing, contact Colton Snead with Great Plains Land Company at (918) 424-1564 .

160 Acre Hunting & Recreation Ranch, Pittsburg OK

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Rouse Road Ranch 405 Acres

Turkey Flat Ranch is in Pittsburg County, Oklahoma, near the small town of Scipio, 20 miles northwest of McAlester, 86 miles south of Tulsa, 120 miles southeast of OKC and 150 miles north of McKinney, TX. Other waypoints important to this ranch include the 3-mile distance to the South Canadian River, 11-mile distance to McAlester Army Ammunition Plant and proximity of large neighboring ranches to the north, west and south that range in size from 2000 to 10,000 acres. All these features combined mean this ranch is ideally located for outstanding wildlife, and more particularly, outstanding whitetails! The South Canadian is a great travel corridor for rutting bucks, MCAAP is veritable, low-fence repository of monster buck genetics and the surrounding large ranches mean that hunting pressure is minimized in this area. That combination creates an ideal neighborhood for Turkey Flat Ranch to be a part of. In addition, this 330-acre tract has some features that are attractive to wildlife in the area, namely open meadows along the fringe of large unbroken tracts of forested ridges. These meadows would be ideal for creating large food plots to pull whitetails from the ridges into shooting range on the ranch. The presence of both a 30-acre meadow located near the north end of the ranch and a 60-acre meadow located on top of the hill toward the south end gives you ample space to plant as much as deer forage as the herd would likely ever want. There are plenty of deer tracks on the ranch as is, and we will be putting out feeders to help concentrate them for trail camera photos. Also, it is very common to see something that is now uncommon on this ranch, large flocks of wild turkeys. The wild turkey population is down across Oklahoma, but there are still ranches like this one that have the right combination of natural features to draw and hold large flocks. Lastly, there is a small herd of free range elk in the area and a few black bears that might make an unscheduled appearance on the ranch from time to time. Of course, water is necessary for wildlife. Turkey Flat has three ponds that range from ½ acre to 1 acre in size. In addition, four wet weather creeks provide intermittent water sources for wildlife and nice locations to build some larger water in the form of a four-acre and an eight-acre lake site on the southern portion of the property. The 80 feet of elevation change on the property ensures that there will be significant runoff after rainfall events. The slope and elevation change seen on the property coupled with an annual average of 40 inches plus of rainfall yields some interesting opportunities to develop a trophy fishery. Beyond hunting and fishing, there are some other fun recreational opportunities on or near the ranch. A pipeline runs for 1 mile down the eastern boundary of the property and offers a rare opportunity to shoot at truly long-range rifle targets. The elevation generally slopes upward to the south and could be modified to provide a suitable backstop for long range shooting. Alternatively, there is a half mile stretch that could be modified for a hilltop shooting range. Hiking on the property is fun and the open hardwood forest makes for a pleasant walk. Lastly, the neighboring 2000-acre property to the west has almost 30 miles of trails that can be accessed by paying a daily fee to the Tulsa Trail Riders club. This would be a very convenient place to go enjoy riding with family, simply take a left turn from your front gate and drive ½ mile to the trailhead entry. The ranch has a very basic cabin with electricity and water. This two-bed, one-bath, 788 square ft structure is a spot to land until you decide whether you want to build a larger, new cabin or lodge for friends and family to enjoy with you. In addition, there is a small three-bay, stand alone carport to keep some of your supplies and equipment out of the rain. If you are looking for a great wildlife property located in a neighborhood of other great wildlife properties, please call Sean Childress at 580 320 5791 .