Located in Harper County, Oklahoma, just south of the Kansas-Oklahoma state line, this 230.2-acre property offers a combination of native grassland, tillable acreage, wildlife habitat, and livestock grazing opportunities. With county road access and blacktop frontage along the south boundary, the property provides convenient year-round accessibility while maintaining seclusion.

The majority of the acreage consists of established native grassland. The grass stand is currently in strong condition, with growth reaching chest height across much of the property. This abundant forage creates opportunities for livestock grazing while also providing valuable cover for wildlife. The expansive grass cover contributes to habitat diversity and supports a variety of recreational and agricultural uses.

Approximately 15 acres are currently utilized as tillable ground. This acreage may be suitable for hay production, forage crops, food plot development, or other agricultural uses, depending on a buyer's objectives. The property's soils are predominantly classified as Class II, with portions of Class I and Class III soils present throughout the tract.

Water availability is an important feature of any rural property, and this tract includes a solar-powered water pump that currently serves as a water source for livestock and wildlife. The existing water system provides a low-maintenance solution that supports both agricultural operations and wildlife management efforts.

The property is divided into two separately fenced sections. The eastern 80-acre portion is fenced independently from the western 150-plus-acre portion, creating flexibility for land management. This division allows future owners to implement rotational grazing practices, separate livestock groups, establish dedicated wildlife areas, or manage the property according to their individual goals. Existing fencing infrastructure can help simplify daily operations and improve overall land management efficiency.

Scattered trees throughout the property provide additional habitat diversity and create pockets of cover across the landscape. The combination of native grass, wooded areas, water availability, and agricultural acreage contributes to an environment that supports deer, upland game birds, and other native wildlife commonly found in the region. One wildlife feeder has been installed along the cross fence and will transfer with the property.

From a recreational perspective, the property offers opportunities for hunting. The blend of habitat types provides travel corridors, bedding cover, and feeding areas that may attract wildlife throughout the year. The property's layout also allows for multiple management strategies depending on a buyer's recreational or agricultural objectives.

Accessibility is a notable advantage of this tract. County roads provide access to the property, and the blacktop road bordering the south side offers reliable entry regardless of weather conditions. This combination of access features can be beneficial for agricultural operations, livestock management, equipment transportation, and recreational use.

Whether you are seeking grazing land, recreational acreage, wildlife habitat, agricultural potential, or a combination of uses, this Harper County property presents a versatile land ownership opportunity in northwestern Oklahoma. The mix of native grassland, tillable acreage, fencing, water resources, wildlife habitat, and convenient access creates a property capable of supporting a variety of land management objectives.

Showings are available by appointment only. Contact the listing agent to schedule a private tour of the property.