I think there is 10 acres at lake Eucha that is available. I used to own it and I heard the current owner wants to sell, $20K I believe. Nice hill top on a county road with a pole barn and REC available and it’s surrounded by City of Tulsa property.
If you have an area in mind, you might check around to see if any newspapers are still being published around there. Small town newspaper ads will probably have less buyer competetion, if any are available.I think my question was misunderstood. I wasn’t asking where in the state to purchase, but rather where to look to find land for sale. My aunt found her property 20 years ago in the back of a newspaper classifieds section. Most websites I’ve seen just list thousand acre ranches for millions of dollars.
From what I understand, it’s highly unusual to find property in Oklahoma where the mineral rights go along with the surface rights; I was told that the mineral rights for most Oklahoma properties were severed long ago. I know my grandpa didn’t get mineral rights with the properties he bought in Hughes and Seminole counties back in the late ‘50s.
Those links that I provided earlier have some smaller acreage on them. If you're on Facebook, there's some groups on there as well, like this one https://www.facebook.com/groups/806073759415346/I think my question was misunderstood. I wasn’t asking where in the state to purchase, but rather where to look to find land for sale. My aunt found her property 20 years ago in the back of a newspaper classifieds section. Most websites I’ve seen just list thousand acre ranches for millions of dollars.
There is some land out here by me for sale at the moment. It’s actually about a block down the road and is way back off south rock creek road. It’s 80 acres and has a home on it. The home is not very nice so I would either fix it up or demolish it. But the land is amazing. I think it has a couple ponds and a creek. It’s around $480,000. I know it’s more than you are looking for but the land is excellent. If I had the money I would buy it and slap a double wide on it. Berkshire Hathaway is selling it.Hey all,
My wife and I eventually want to retire to our own piece of God's earth. Where is the best place to find land for sale? I've done searches online and mostly come up with websites selling thousand acre ranches. We're looking for 20 acres or so that we could build a retirement home on in the next 20 years (we're late 30's). Where would I look for something like that?
OEC has a classifieds section in their monthly magazine, and it has a land for sale section (although it looks pretty thin). I'd think that most of Oklahoma's electric coops do, too, so you might check the coop that serves the area where you want to buy.I think my question was misunderstood. I wasn’t asking where in the state to purchase, but rather where to look to find land for sale. My aunt found her property 20 years ago in the back of a newspaper classifieds section. Most websites I’ve seen just list thousand acre ranches for millions of dollars.
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