Colton Coale – Provisional Sales Associate

Champions Choice Estate is conveniently located just a mile and a half west of I-35 at Pauls Valley, just 50 miles south of Oklahoma City, 150 miles southwest of Tulsa and 150 miles north of Dallas. This 64 acres of premier Oklahoma grassland is immaculately kept with tremendous attention to detail. It has highway and county road frontage on three sides, making the beautiful house hard to miss on a Sunday drive. The property sits nestled on a high point of a long ridge that divides the Rush Creek and Washita River drainage basins. The elevation falls away in

Fairway Ranch is set up to be anyone's perfect recreational playground and is incredibly accessible from both Oklahoma City and the Dallas metroplex areas. The ranch lays less than five miles off I35 at the Pauls Valley exit, just east of Pauls Valley Lake. With the Washita River running about a mile to the south and the lake nearer than that, Fairway Ranch sits in a perfect location when it comes to being able to support wildlife. Once an old golf course, this 270-acre ranch begins with rolling pastures that are meticulously maintained and surrounded with tight, dense tree

The Corner is a 20-acre parcel located on the southeast corner of the Indian Turnpike and Highway 270 just west of McAlester, OK. This property has 1/2 mile of Highway 270 frontage plus 500 feet of Indian Turnpike and 240 feet of New Baker Road frontages. In addition, the property is located just west of the Southeast Expo Center. Lastly, the eastern boundary of this property touches the city limits of McAlester giving you all the benefits of being close to town. If you are looking for a property with tons of road frontage located next to one of

Western Oklahoma is different than the rest of the state. It's a place where the open expanses give you an unimpeded view of the sky and the beauty of the land is doubled by the colors of the heavens. Here, the waving of the tall grass allows you to see the ebb and flow of the invisible wind as it blows across the land. Although it looks open, the roll of the land hides abundant wildlife and interesting landforms in an intricate maze of twisting, turning drainages that descend from the hills down into the creek bottoms. Western Oklahoma