Multi-Use Ranch with
N3650 Rd Stonewall, OK 74871
N3650 Rd, Stonewall, OK, 74871
$2,500,000
For Sale
Under Contract
$2,500,000
LAND - Stonewall, OK
Lot Size544.00 Acres
Days on Market84
Property Features for N3650 Rd
General Information
- Property type
- Land
- Property subtype
- Other
- Standard status
- Active Under Contract
- Lot size
- 544.00 Acres
Listing agency
Arrowhead Land Company
(833) 873-2452
Listed by
Steele Schwonke
833-USE-AHLC
Added: Apr 30 Updated: Jul 2 at 4:40PM Checked: Jul 22 at 3:06AM
MLS# 11777087
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Investment Insights
Based on property information with market context.
This for-sale ranch offering comprises approximately 544+/- acres in Coal County. Rock Creek Ranch includes multiple stocked ponds and partial ownership in a 46+/- acre Boggy Creek Watershed, along with Rock Creek along the east side and two additional wet weather creeks. The property is set up for cattle operations with cross fencing already in place for efficient cattle rotation, and it features a mix of native grasses, hardwood timber, scattered trees, open meadows, terraced pastures, and pockets of cover.
Rural water is available at the corrals, and rural water and electricity are listed as already on-site, supporting existing livestock use and future build considerations. Vehicle access has been improved with a recently upgraded gravel road providing reliable access across the ranch. The terrain’s moisture characteristics on the south side also create opportunities for additional forage.
From a tenant or buyer perspective, this land is presented as a true multi-use property, combining grazing capacity with abundant wildlife habitat and water resources for fishing and hunting. With creeks, ponds, and established pasture infrastructure, it is designed to accommodate working cattle operations while also supporting recreational activities throughout the year. All showings are by appointment only, and the provided boundary lines are approximate pending independent survey verification.
Rural water is available at the corrals, and rural water and electricity are listed as already on-site, supporting existing livestock use and future build considerations. Vehicle access has been improved with a recently upgraded gravel road providing reliable access across the ranch. The terrain’s moisture characteristics on the south side also create opportunities for additional forage.
From a tenant or buyer perspective, this land is presented as a true multi-use property, combining grazing capacity with abundant wildlife habitat and water resources for fishing and hunting. With creeks, ponds, and established pasture infrastructure, it is designed to accommodate working cattle operations while also supporting recreational activities throughout the year. All showings are by appointment only, and the provided boundary lines are approximate pending independent survey verification.
Key Highlights
- 544+/- acre Coal County ranch with Rock Creek running along the east side and two additional wet weather creeks
- Multiple stocked ponds plus partial ownership of a 46+/- acre Boggy Creek Watershed for water resources
- Cross fencing in place for cattle rotation; additional traps/pastures could increase carrying capacity
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FAQs
What type of property is this?
Ranch - Extensive acreage with multiple stocked ponds, cross-fencing, and onsite utilities supports livestock and year-round recreation.
Where is this ranch located?
The property is located at N3650 Rd Stonewall, OK.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $2,500,000.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: 544+/- acre Coal County ranch with Rock Creek running along the east side and two additional wet weather creeks; Multiple stocked ponds plus partial ownership of a 46+/- acre Boggy Creek Watershed for water resources; Cross fencing in place for cattle rotation; additional traps/pastures could increase carrying capacity