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Just outside the community of Konawa in Seminole County, this 62-acre property offers a thoughtful blend of productive land, comfortable country living, practical improvements, and exceptional wildlife habitat. It is the kind of place that has clearly been cared for through the years, where every feature contributes to both the function and enjoyment of the land. Whether used for livestock, outdoor recreation, or simply as a place to enjoy the quiet rhythm of rural Oklahoma, the property provides the resources and improvements to support a wide variety of interests.
The landscape is made up of a pleasing mix of open pasture, scattered timber, and reliable water sources. Improved grasses cover much of the acreage, creating strong grazing opportunities while also giving the property a clean, well-kept appearance. The open areas transition naturally into pockets of mature timber that provide shade during the summer months and shelter for wildlife throughout the year. These wooded sections create natural travel corridors and bedding areas, adding both beauty and ecological diversity to the property.
A seasonal creek winds its way through portions of the land, adding character to the terrain while providing additional wildlife habitat during wetter periods. Two ponds, each approximately one-quarter acre in size, offer dependable water year-round. Beyond their practical value for livestock, the ponds attract a wide variety of birds and wildlife, creating enjoyable opportunities for observation and hunting.
The improvements throughout the property have been designed with both utility and comfort in mind. A 25-by-50 insulated barn serves as far more than simple storage. Equipped with electricity, heating, and air conditioning, it provides a comfortable environment for projects, equipment maintenance, hobbies, or workshop space regardless of the season. Nearby, a second 30-by-40 barn with an attached 20-by-40 enclosed lean-to offers substantial room for machinery, feed, supplies, or livestock-related operations. Additional covered equipment sheds provide protection from Oklahoma's changing weather conditions, while a loafing shed and livestock pens further enhance the property's agricultural capabilities.
Situated near the center of the acreage is a well-maintained home built in 2009. The 1,584-square-foot residence features two bedrooms and two bathrooms and was designed with comfort and practicality in mind. The open-concept layout allows the kitchen, dining, and living areas to flow naturally together, creating a welcoming environment for everyday living. At the heart of the home is a beautiful limestone fireplace that serves as both a focal point and a gathering place during cooler months. Large living spaces and an efficient floor plan make the home equally suitable for peaceful evenings at home or hosting family and friends.
The property's infrastructure supports efficient livestock management. Cross fencing divides the acreage into multiple sections, allowing grazing pressure to be managed effectively while offering flexibility for different operational needs. Combined with the ponds, barns, pens, and productive pasture, the existing setup provides a strong foundation for agricultural use without requiring extensive additional improvements.
Wildlife is one of the property's standout features. Whitetail deer are frequently seen moving between the timber and open feeding areas, while wild turkey, quail, and dove are common residents throughout the year. During migration seasons, the ponds often attract ducks and geese, adding another dimension to the recreational opportunities available on the property. The combination of water, cover, food sources, and diverse habitat creates an environment that naturally supports healthy wildlife populations.
Properties that successfully combine comfortable living accommodations, useful improvements, productive pasture, and quality wildlife habitat are becoming increasingly difficult to find. This Seminole County property offers all of those elements in one manageable package. Whether your goal is to raise livestock, spend weekends outdoors, enjoy hunting and wildlife watching, or simply own a well-cared-for piece of Oklahoma countryside, this property provides the space, functionality, and natural beauty to make it possible. It is a place where the practical needs of country living and the enjoyment of the outdoors come together in a setting that can be appreciated year-round.
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6 miles from Konawa, Ok
14 miles from Seminole, Ok
17 miles from Ada, Ok
60 miles from Oklahoma City Metropolitan Area
149 miles from the Dallas/Fort Worth Metropolitan Area
