County Road 3420

Located between Bartlesville and Pawhuska, just 5 miles north of Highway 60, this 160-acre tract offers a rare blend of ranching utility and recreational opportunity in the heart of Osage County. With rich pastureland ideal for grazing cattle, this property is turn-key for ranching operations—complete with a fresh water spring, working water well, and electric already in place.
The northeast corner of the land features a wooded area, providing essential shade for livestock and prime habitat for wildlife. Bordering over 3,500 acres of state-owned hunting land, this location is a gateway to one of Oklahoma’s best-kept secrets for trophy whitetail deer. Whether you're an avid hunter or simply looking for peaceful country living, this property delivers.
An existing mobile home adds even more value, perfect for a weekend getaway, hunting cabin, or temporary housing while you build your dream ranch home. Additional improvements include livestock corrals and a grain bin—making this a functional base of operations from day one.
This is more than just land—it's an opportunity to invest in a lifestyle. Whether you're expanding your cattle operation or searching for a sportsman’s paradise, this tract is ready to serve.