Marshall, OK homes for sale & real estate

Marshall, OK Homes for Sale

Well-maintained brick home situated in a peaceful rural setting with excellent improvements for livestock, storage, and country living. The home offers a functional floor plan with spacious bedrooms, ample storage, and comfortable living areas filled with natural light. A welcoming front entry and solid construction make this property a great fit for full-time living or rural retreat. Outside, the property features multiple outbuildings including a large Quonset-style barn ideal for equipment, hay or livestock uses, as well as a detached shop/garage with overhead door for additional workspace and storage. Pipe fencing and gated areas provide ready-to-use space, making this property well sui

Marshall, OK Homes for Sale

166 +/- ACRES OF PRIME PASTURE LAND IN LOGAN COUNTY – IDEAL FOR CATTLE OR COUNTRY LIVING! This exceptional 166 +/- acre tract in Logan County offers wide-open, relatively flat pasture land perfectly suited for a large cattle operation or a private rural homestead. A large pond serves as a reliable water source for livestock and is fed by a creek that flows into the pond, providing year-round water—an invaluable feature for any agricultural setup. Clusters of mature trees throughout the property offer natural shade for livestock while adding to the land’s scenic beauty. The layout and terrain make it easy to manage, cross-fence, and utilize efficiently for grazing or future

Marshall, OK Homes for Sale

This 320±-acre combination property in Kingfisher County offers the kind of versatility that is hard to find—productive agricultural ground, grazing, excellent access, and recreational potential all in one tract. The property consists of two parcels with approximately 10,560 feet of county road frontage on three sides, providing convenient access for farming, livestock, hunting, and future use. The land is primarily flat and highly usable, with a proven production history. One field is primarily tillable and currently utilized for hay production, while the second provides grazing. The hayfield has historically produced approximately 300 round bales annually from three cuttings,