209 +/- Acre Luther Legacy Ranch in the Path of Progress

Property Description

Some properties come along once in a lifetime. Held by the same family for over 100 years, this remarkable 209 +/- acre ranch within the Luther city limits offers a rare combination of productive grazing land, exceptional wildlife habitat, scenic homesites, and long-term investment potential in one of the OKC metro's desirable growth corridors. With over a mile of combined county road frontage, including blacktop along the southern boundary, this property offers tremendous flexibility for the cattleman, hunter, homesteader, or investor looking to secure a substantial piece of Oklahoma land in the path of progress.

The ranch is as productive as it is beautiful. Approximately 90 acres of improved Bermuda pasture, complemented by native grass meadows and fertile creek bottoms, provide outstanding grazing and hay production. Historically supporting 50–60 cow/calf pairs, the ranch has also produced over 300 round bales across two hay cuttings. More than 53% of the soils are Class II and III loams, and approximately 37 inches of annual rainfall support the property's agricultural productivity. Fully fenced with working pens, barns, and a shop, the ranch is well equipped for an established cattle operation or someone looking to build one of their own. Two older homes, offered with no contributory value, provide existing utility infrastructure and potential renovation or replacement opportunities, while a water well of unknown condition and a storm shelter add to the improvements.

For the outdoorsman, this property is truly something special. Over 3,100 feet of Wildhorse Creek winds through the ranch, flowing nearly year-round except during severe droughts. Two beautiful ponds with excellent water quality, a small slough, and fertile bottomland complement rolling uplands with approximately 110 feet of elevation change. Mature bur, post, black, and red oaks, native pecans, persimmons, and wild plums provide abundant mast and browse, while timbered creek corridors, native grass openings, and productive pasture edges create outstanding whitetail and turkey habitat. Having been hunted only a handful of seasons during the family's century of ownership, the property supports an impressive population of healthy deer, including mature bucks, productive does, and strong recruitment of younger deer. Deer sign is abundant, and the opportunity to develop a premier hunting property with food plots, controlled access, and habitat improvements is tremendous. Portions of the floodplain near the Deep Fork River corridor also offer intriguing potential for future waterfowl habitat development, adding another dimension to an already exceptional recreational property.

For those envisioning a country estate or future development, the possibilities are equally compelling. Hilltop homesites overlook sweeping pasture and wooded creek bottoms, offering privacy, views, and the opportunity to hunt or run cattle right out the back door. Approximately 2,852 feet of Dobbs Road frontage and 3,397 feet along Northeast 164th Street, with electric and fiber available along both boundaries, provide outstanding access and potential for future division or development. Located within the Luther Public School District, just 4 minutes from Luther, 26 minutes from central Edmond, and 30 minutes from downtown Oklahoma City, the property delivers remarkable convenience without sacrificing its rural character.

Whether your vision is to expand a cattle operation, establish a legacy hunting and recreational ranch, build a secluded family estate, or invest in quality acreage ahead of continued metro growth, opportunities with this combination of fertile soils, water, wildlife, infrastructure, and location are exceedingly difficult to replace. After more than a century in the same family, this is a rare chance to make it yours. Call Ryan Huggins at 405-481-4647 for a private showing today!