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Welcome to an extraordinary 160-acre Oklahoma ranch that blends natural beauty, rich history, and limitless potential. This property boasts approximately 110 acres of lush pasture divided into four cross-fenced sections and 50 acres of forest with hiking trails, waterfalls, and ravines teeming with wildlife such as deer and turkey. Six ponds, including one stocked with $5K worth of catfish, bass, perch, and minnows, make this a fishing enthusiast's paradise. The ranch features a 50x65 metal shop, insulated with 4” closed-cell spray foam on the ceiling and 3” on the walls. It includes a 750-square-foot office with three rooms that can be transformed into an apartment, central air, a bathroom with a shower, a kitchen, and fiberoptic internet. A solar-powered well pumps water into a 2,500-gallon tank, ensuring a steady supply even during power outages. The 2016 Solitaire Manufactured home (1,100 sq ft) offers three bedrooms, two baths, front and back decks, storm shelter, and full brick skirting. The home is meticulously maintained, smoke-free, and perfectly situated for enjoying the serene environment. Rich in history, this land was once owned by Oklahoma Territory Sheriff Chris Madsen, a legendary figure who apprehended or killed more than 300 outlaws, including members of the Dalton Gang. Historical remnants, including an old well, cellar, and road from the late 1800s, add charm and character. Conveniently located off Highway 74C, just five minutes from Crescent, 15 minutes from Guthrie, and 32 miles from Edmond, this ranch offers privacy and accessibility. Ideal for building your dream home, running a farm or cattle operation, or even developing a retreat or neighborhood. |
