In Garvin County near Elmore City, Oklahoma, this one 250-acre holding captures the enduring appeal of a true sportsman’s retreat paired with practical land value. Wooded cover gives way to productive bottomland, while creek frontage, two seasonal creeks, and six ponds create a water-rich mosaic that supports wildlife and grazing through the seasons. Though notably secluded, the property is made immediately usable by an equipment shed, storage building, well, electric service, and a storm cellar—an inviting balance of privacy, function, and long-term potential.
250± Acres – Elmore City / Pernell, Oklahoma | $3,500 PER ACRE
Kristin Jarman
Kristin Jarman
Set on secluded acreage in Garvin County near Elmore City, this land pairs sporting tradition with practical infrastructure for long-term use. Wooded sections mingle with open bottomland suitable for farming, creating a varied landscape with excellent cover and productive ground. Along Wildhorse Creek, roughly 40 acres trace the water’s edge, joined by two seasonal creeks and six ponds that bring year-round water sources into the mix. For day-to-day function, improvements include a 30′ x 15′ equipment shed, a 10′ x 15′ storage building, a water well, electric service, and a storm cellar. Trophy whitetail deer, wild pigs, turkeys, and abundant wildlife underscore the property’s appeal for hunting and outdoor recreation, while its privacy and accessibility support livestock and investment-minded ownership.
Size: 250± acres
Price: $3,500 PER ACRE
- Contact:
- Kristin Jarman, Jarman Realty Inc, 405.238.0676
