3426 County Road 4851 Pawhuska, OK 74056

This premier recreational property offers exceptional trophy whitetail hunting and outdoor recreation opportunities. It is ideally situated just half a mile from the renowned Western Wall Primitive Hunting Unit. The property features a custom 2,214 square-foot brick home, designed for comfort and entertaining. The residence features spacious living areas, quality finishes, and an expansive outdoor living space, complete with a swimming pool. A climate-controlled shop provides ample room for gear, equipment, and workspace. Historically operated as both a hobby farm and a trophy Whitetail hunting property, this diverse tract showcases approximately 195 feet of elevation change, offering a striking range of topography. Mature hardwoods dominate the lower draws while the uplands transition into a mosaic of native cross timbers vegetation, a classic blend of post oak, blackjack oak trees interspersed with native grasses that support both wildlife and light grazing. The 223 acres are located in Osage County Oklahoma. The custom brick home features vaulted ceilings, 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, an open-concept kitchen and living area, wood burning fireplace, walk-in closets, a spacious laundry/mudroom, attached 2-car garage, tornado shelter and 20 KW Generac generator. Recent updates include ceramic and crushed stone laminate flooring and fresh interior paint within the past year. The covered outdoor living area includes a wading pool. Additional improvements include a 30' x 50' fully insulated and climate-controlled shop, complete with a concrete floor and 12,000 lb car lift. All perimeter fencing is 5-strand barbed wire with steel corners and is rated in good condition. The property is characterized by predominantly upland topography underlain by Niotaze-Bigheart soil complexes suited for oak forest, native vegetation and wildlife habitat development. Several hunting blinds and stand locations have been strategically placed across the ranch, with established shooting lanes that take advantage of natural funnels, elevation transitions, and habitat. Lower-lying areas are dominated by mature timber stands featuring a diverse mix of red oak, bur oak, hickory, pecan, and other native hardwood species.