Located along the Highway 77 corridor on the north side of Ardmore, this exceptional land auction includes two properties totaling 358± acres, located approximately one mile apart and offered in six tracts. With extensive highway frontage, additional blacktop road access, multiple ponds, timber, cropland, and existing water meters, the properties offer a broad range of possibilities for homesites, recreation, agriculture, investment, or future development.

The 156± acre property will be offered in two tracts and features Highway 77 frontage along its western boundary, with Deer Creek Road crossing through the property and creating excellent access and flexibility. Approximately 84± acres are currently in cropland, while the balance includes timbered pasture, multiple ponds, wildlife habitat, and Buzzard Creek crossing the northeast corner. A water meter is located on Tract A. The north tract lies within the Springer city limits; however, there are currently no municipal zoning requirements.

The 202± acre property will be offered in four tracts ranging from approximately 40 to 80 acres. It is adjacent to the Ardmore city limits and offers frontage along Highway 77 and Indian Hills Road. Scattered timber, multiple ponds, a large scenic pond, wildlife cover, and an existing water meter add to the property’s appeal. Its proximity to Dornick Hills Country Club and the Ardmore Rod & Gun Club further enhances the location.

Together, these two properties provide buyers the flexibility to purchase an individual tract, multiple tracts, or the entire 358± acres. Just minutes from downtown Ardmore and approximately 1½ hours from both Oklahoma City and the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex, this offering combines rural versatility with convenient access to city amenities.

Whether the goal is to build a private estate, create multiple acreage homesites, continue agricultural use, establish a recreational retreat, or invest in land positioned for future growth, the Jack T. Brannan Trust Land Auction presents an outstanding opportunity in Southern Oklahoma.

Construction within designated floodplain areas is subject to Carter County approval. Buyers should conduct their own due diligence regarding zoning, permitting, utilities, floodplain designation, and intended use.

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