Wagoner County, OK homes for sale & real estate

Wagoner County, OK Homes for Sale

17 acres in Wagoner County- Endless possibilities near Okay, Oklahoma! Looking for space, privacy, and flexibility? This 17-acre tract offers the perfect opportunity to create your own slice of Oklahoma countryside. Located just outside of Okay, this property is ideal for: ? Hunting & Recreational use ? Livestock or small ranch setup ? Building your dream home ? Mobile or manufactured home placement Enjoy wide-open space with room to grow, while still being conveniently located to nearby towns. Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway, investment property, or a place to put down roots, this land gives you the freedom to make it your own.

Wagoner County, OK Homes for Sale

Located in Southeast Broken Arrow, this 14+ acre lot is part of Neel Estates, an exclusive acreage community offering privacy, space, and convenience. All utilities are on site. This beautifully wooded property features a cleared opening ideal for building your custom dream home. You are minutes from local shopping, markets, the Golf Club of Oklahoma, and the creek turnpike. Do not miss your chance to have privacy so close to town, the views are incredible! This is a DREAM lot!!!!

Wagoner County, OK Homes for Sale

RARE OPPORTUNITY 1.2 ACRE WOODED LOT WITH UTILITIES, NO HOA & MANUFACTURED HOMES ALLOWED IN VERDIGRIS MTN ESTATES II! If you’ve been looking for affordable land with freedom and privacy, this is it. Located on a quiet dead-end road, this 1.2 acre property offers a secluded, wooded setting with only a few neighboring homes nearby. The property includes valuable improvements such as concrete work and two retaining walls already in place, helping save time and costs as you plan your build or placement. Mature trees provide natural shade and privacy throughout the lot. Utilities are available on site, including rural water, PSO electric, and an existing septic system (condition u

Wagoner County, OK Homes for Sale

This 80± acre tract sits along the Arkansas River between Coweta and Haskell, with nearly half a mile of frontage and a landscape that feels unlike most of eastern Oklahoma. Within a short drive of the Tulsa metro. The ground shifts from open sandbars to pockets of timber and native grasses, giving parts of it a look that feels more coastal than inland. Mature cottonwoods line the river, while the interior stays open and easy to move through, with scattered cover and natural water features throughout. The river and surrounding ground lend themselves to fishing, canoeing, trail riding, and time spent out there - whether for a few hours or a full weekend. Several areas of standing wate