002 CR 5101, Pawhuska, OK 74056

This is a raw land recreation and grazing tract offering upland Cross Timbers vegetation with several draws and lower areas. The property elevation varies from over 1,050 feet to about 850 feet in the lower draws, and there are multiple building sites that provide views across the land. Soils are described as sandstone-based, supporting native grasses, forbs, and legumes, along with a mix of upland and bottomland timber that provides wildlife habitat. Fencing is suitable for either stocker cattle or cow-calf production. No improvements are listed, and the land is offered surface only, ready for development and building.

Access is available via County Road 5101 and a private road easement. Rural water is located on County Road 5101 and is about 0.25 miles from the property, and drilling a water well is also noted as an option. Power is described as being within about 0.25 miles. The listing also notes spring-fed draws and wet weather creeks that are traditionally spring fed, and there may be suitable locations for ponds or a lake throughout the property.

For buyers and operators seeking off-the-beaten-path land with working ranch potential and recreational use, the combination of prairie and Cross Timbers cover, varied topography, and existing fencing suitability supports wildlife habitat and grazing plans. Multiple building sites and access to water and power support future site development, while the property’s location south of Pawhuska provides a practical balance of seclusion and access.