Lakes and Live Water

Lots of people want to own land on Blue River. It’s one of the most frequent requests we get from buyers, but the problem is that most of the properties on the river are relatively large. There just aren’t many affordable pieces that come up for sale. It’s been an issue for a very long time. In fact, the first attempt to address it happened in 1928 when a group of 23 buyers banded together to buy 282 acres of land with 1.5 miles of Blue River running through it. They incorporated as Blue River Playground and have

North Blue River Falls is a 111-acre ranch located on the banks of the Blue River at Connerville, OK. This property is located about 100 miles from either DFW or OKC. With an entry located on a quiet country road that is only 850 feet from paved frontage on a quiet country highway, you are a quick drive from either metro area to this beautiful river property. Boasting 1360 feet of Blue River, this property gives you a tremendous amount of river frontage on a relatively small amount of land. This is a truly beautiful stretch of the river

Redbud Ranch is a 220-acre property located just north of Lindsay, OK a short quarter mile east of Highway 76. This property is a quick 30-mile drive from Norman and only 60 miles from downtown OKC. The ranch is accessed at its southwest corner at the end of a county-maintained road. As you enter the property, the driveway descends a gentle slope to a 1380 sq foot, 2 bed, 1 bath house. The owners are currently doing some work on the home and pictures will be taken once they finish. At that point, the lake located just down the

Seller open to offers and willing to negotiate road construction costs. River Run Ranch is 203 acres of excellent wildlife habitat located just west of the Indian Nation Turnpike on the north bank of the South Canadian River. It is just a 75-mile drive from Tulsa, 115-mile drive from OKC and a 170-mile drive from the north DFW metro. More importantly for the outdoor enthusiast, it is located seven miles upstream of the Lake Eufaula backwaters in an area where the North and South Canadian draw close to one another before entering the lake. When we first visited this