Pawhuska, OK

Description:    This recreation/ development tract is located south of Pawhuska and provides approximately 1280 ft of frontage along CR 5101.  The property is primarily timbered with multiple spring fed draws which contain a mosaic mix of Cross Timbers vegetation. There are multiple building locations with exceptional views to the south. The sandstone soils support the native forage, legumes, a varied mix of upland land oaks and woody species. 

Acreage: The 68 +/- acres are located in Osage County and therefore sell as surface only.

 Location:

• 10 min from historic downtown Pawhuska, OK
• 30 min from Bartlesville
• 1 hr from Tulsa

Improvements:           The property is considered raw land with no improvements, ready to develop and build upon.

Wildlife and Recreation:      Osage County is well known for the diversity of wildlife and this area is no exception. White-tailed deer, turkey, quail and other small game such as squirrel, raccoon, coyote, bobcat and rabbit are abundant.

Additional Information:       This property, and many others, were affected by the wildfires that occurred during the ongoing drought conditions in October 2024. The already evident long-term benefit of high intensity fall burns will be cedar and brush control.

Compared to many other states, the advalorem taxes are relatively low.  The current taxes are approximately $0.34/ acre per annum.