Premier Mixed-Use Ranch

Farm Description

Coal County 338 - Premier Mixed-Use Ranch & Recreational Property

Located in the heart of Coal County, Oklahoma, the Hwy 48 ranch is a truly diverse property offering 338± acres of rolling pasture, mature timber, and beautiful open meadows. With 151± acres of timber and 182± acres of pastureland, this property provides the perfect balance of productivity, recreation, and privacy. Accessed directly from State Highway 48, the land features multiple elevation changes that create scenic views throughout, with a maintained network of roads and trails providing access to most areas of the property.

The centerpiece of the property is a well-crafted 40' x 40' metal home designed with comfort and rustic charm in mind. The home features an open-concept layout that seamlessly connects the kitchen, dining, and living areas-ideal for entertaining family and friends. Rustic details are found throughout, including reclaimed barn wood railings and walls, as well as recycled tin roofing, all salvaged from an original barn on the property. The main level offers two spacious bedrooms, including one with an ensuite bathroom, along with a full guest bath and a functional mudroom and washroom. The kitchen is equipped with a gas cooktop, electric appliances, and a modern heat pump system for year-round efficiency. Upstairs, there are four additional bedrooms, an office, and another full bathroom with a shower, providing ample space for family or guests. Outside you will find a large covered porch perfect for entertaining.

Complementing the residence is a 48' x 48' spray-foamed insulated metal shop that serves as both a working and recreational space. It includes two 10' x 12' insulated doors, 220-Volt power, an overhead boom, hot and cold water, and a 6,000-Pound truck lift-perfect for equipment or mechanical work. Within the shop is a 12' x 48' living quarters with a kitchenette, bedroom, and full bath, making it ideal for guests, ranch hands, or additional rental income. A separate 20' x 20' metal storage building with a water line provides extra utility and storage space.

The land itself is a highlight of this property. Five ponds are scattered across the ranch, providing abundant water sources for livestock and wildlife. The largest pond, approximately four acres in size, sits in the northwest corner and was once part of a historic rock quarry, now offering excellent fishing and scenic beauty. Wildlife is abundant, with whitetail deer, wild hogs, turkey, bobcats, and other native species frequenting the area. An old homesite with an underground cellar sits near the large pond, adding a touch of history.

The northeast pasture serves as a productive hay meadow that is cut annually, while the western side of the property is heavily timbered-about 97 acres in total-providing both privacy and habitat. An old railroad bed runs north to south along the western edge, with the tracks removed, offering a unique route for walking, riding, or exploring by Utv. The fertile soils and natural water retention of the lower elevations make this land ideal for grazing, hay production, and wildlife management. Mature pecan trees dot the landscape, and the remaining rock and gravel deposits from prior mining could provide future income opportunities.

The Coal County 338 truly offers something for everyone. Whether you're looking to run cattle, farm, hunt, or simply enjoy the peace and beauty of rural Oklahoma, this property is ready to accommodate your vision. With its blend of modern improvements, rustic appeal, and income-producing potential, it's the perfect place to live, work, and play-all in one remarkable setting.