Castle Ridge Ranch is 2,225± acres in the rolling timber-lined hills and Canadian River bottoms of Okfuskee County, approximately one hour east of Oklahoma City near the community of Okemah, Oklahoma. A raw land offering that has an abundance of elevation, variety of large timber, sandy soil in the North Canadian River bottom, and an abundance of water in every sense of the word. The ranch consists of navigable yet drastic topography setting the tone for the character that permeates the rest of the ranch. Timber native to the region includes primarily a variety of oaks, hickory, cedar, cottonwood, and elm trees. Castle Ridge is bordered by recreational and ranching neighbors of respective sizes and similar geographic features, mostly comprised of ranching and recreational operations or rural homesteads. The eleven stock ponds, water well, and roughly a mile of river frontage on the North Canadian River provide equitable water for the wildlife and livestock. Roughly 77 acres of cultivation are traditionally planted in a winter wheat crop for grazing. There are multiple vantage points created by the timbered hills rising to elevations of over 980 feet above sea level and local variations of 180 feet within the property boundaries of the ranch. This property fits the avid hunter with the desire to have accessible and productive ground for cattle in combination with the recreational aspects and ability to subdivide with the excessive amount of road frontage and access points to the ranch. The Facts: ~ Approximately 2,225 deeded acres to be surveyed ~ Over a mile of Highway 62 paved frontage on both sides of the highway ~ County road frontage and Old Highway 62 frontage as well ~ Elevation change of 180 feet on the ranch ~ One mile of accessible North Canadian River frontage ~ Native, improved, and open pasture of 856± acres with balance in timber and cover for wildlife ~ Cultivation near the river on 72± acres ~ Bisected by Highway 62, Old Highway 62, and frontage on a gravel county road at the south boundary ~ Electricity ~ Currently one water well ~ Rural water available – Okfuskee County # 2 ~ Seven total oil and gas sites, five active sites ~ No reservations are being made by the seller ~ Seller believes to own no minerals ~ Peninsula in the river of 80± acres ~ Eleven ponds ~ Native American history and old schoolhouse