36465 EW 1250RD , Wewoka, OK 74884(Seminole County)

The homeplace of the property is a 2-story, 1,920 square foot home, offering a rustic yet comfortable living space. Whether you’re seeking a family home or a weekend getaway, this residence offers a homestead with a private country appeal. Surrounding the home is a private wooded setting, with mature Pecan Orchards and open pastures accompanied with mixed native oaks, providing an environment with plenty of shade and beauty.

The open pastures and hay meadows highlight the land’s agricultural potential, having supported productive hay production over the years. The property is fully fenced and cross-fenced, providing adequate infrastructure for livestock rotation and management. Several barns and outbuildings have been established, offering ample storage and shelter for equipment, hay, and livestock.

Nature lovers will find this property especially appealing, as it is home to a thriving herd of whitetail deer and wild hogs. The abundant wildlife makes for excellent hunting opportunities, ensuring the property’s appeal as both a working farm and a recreational retreat.

With its combination of agricultural versatility, recreational hunting, and proximity to Wewoka Lake, this land offers a perfect blend of livestock ranching with great recreation. Whether you’re looking to expand your farming operations or simply enjoy the peace and quiet of rural living, this property is a unique find.

The property is offered with all acres in its entirety or separation is available.

Additional land tracts available in Seminole and Hughes County.

Contact the listing agent for more details and pricing.

Improvements

The homestead on this property offers a private and peaceful setting, featuring a spacious two-story ranch-style home and multiple barns and outbuildings. The 1,920-square-foot residence includes 3 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms, providing comfortable living space for family or guests. Inside, you’ll find a full kitchen and a cozy living room highlighted by a brick fireplace. The bathrooms have been thoughtfully updated over the years with granite vanities, custom-tiled showers, and tiled flooring. A mix of hardwood, tile, and carpet runs throughout the home. Both the front and back porches overlook mature pecan trees, creating a serene and shaded retreatmaking this a truly inviting and private homeplace. A new aerobic septic system was just installed in July 21st, 2025.

The homestead features several buildings and barns that support the functionality and operation of the property. The main residence includes a detached 24’x24 garage with open sides and concrete flooring, along with an enclosed area for additional storage. The newest addition is a 30’x40 Winsett-brand steel pole barn, complete with roll-up doors, high ceilings, concrete flooring, and full enclosure. This building serves as a maintenance and storage facility for the property. Alongside it is a large 50’x50 open pole barn, perfect for storing equipment and hay, making it a valuable asset. Additionally, an older, larger barn still stands near the home and was once used for hay and livestock storage. With some improvements, this barn could offer even more storage potential for the property.

The access to the property is at several different locations that make up a mile of graveled county road frontage.

EW1240RD is .31 mile

Newman Road = .07 mile

EW1250RD = .13 MILE

NS 364RD = .5 mile

Available water: The property has 8 ponds that average 1/4 to 1/2 acre in size. The Wewoka Lake creates a 10 acre wetland from wet years that extends into the property to the north.

Recreation

This 239-acre property is rich in wildlife and offers outstanding recreational potential. Over the past 30 years, the current landowner has done little to no hunting, allowing the native whitetail deer population to thrive. The diverse landscapefeaturing mature timber, thick brush, and pockets of open grasscreates ideal habitat for a wide variety of wildlife. The property’s layout provides excellent opportunities for establishing food plots, with several natural openings perfectly suited for feeders or planting. For bow hunters, the mix of scattered timber and grassy clearings offers prime stand locations and natural travel corridors, making this a true bow hunter’s paradise.

The Wewoka Lake has a wetland that extends into this property on the north. This wetland area in wet years consist of around 10 acres. Maps are available.

Agriculture

The hay meadow on the property is over 30 acres of native grass. The production on this meadow produces around 100 bales a year. This hay meadow can easily be expanded to the east towards the homestead that would easily create additional hay production. With improved range management, this hay production can be greatly increased. The property has 5 separated pastures for livestock rotations. Fencing on the property is adequate for livestock and has been recently used for livestock in the last year. Updating some fencing in key areas would be highly beneficial for maximum cattle production. Over the years the owner has operated between 50 -60 animal units on the property. With improved range management and other improvements the property carry capacity can be greatly increased.

Location

The property lies just west of the Wewoka Lake and just minutes from Wewoka. Short 15 minute drive to Seminole and surrounding towns and around an 1.5 hour drive from Oklahoma City or Tulsa.