6644 W Highway 74c, Crescent, OK 73028

Situated just north of Guthrie and east of Crescent, this 160± acre property in Logan County offers an exceptional blend of natural beauty, recreational opportunity, and historical significance. Located north of the Cimarron River, the land features a diverse mix of mature timber, native grassland, and seven scenic ponds totaling approximately 9 acres of surface water. Five natural springs feed the ponds, providing year-round water flow. Whether you're seeking a private recreational retreat, a full-time residence, or a legacy property, this tract delivers. Wildlife is abundant, with frequent sightings of whitetail deer and wild turkeys, and the ponds offer excellent fishing. Winding trails make it ideal for horseback riding, ATV adventures, or hiking. The main home is a comfortable 1,168 sq ft, featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and central heat and air. A 50' x 65' heated and insulated shop provides ample workspace or storage, and includes an additional 750 sq ft of living quartersperfect for guests or extended stays. A 5,000-gallon water tank, solar-powered pump, and insulated well house ensure reliable water access. As you pull into the property, its not uncommon to see whitetail deer and wild turkeys scattering into the timbera true testament to the thriving wildlife population that calls this land home. The seven spring-fed ponds have been stocked with bass and other game fish, offering peaceful afternoons of casting a line just steps from your front door. Surrounded by expansive, vacant recreational land, the hunting potential here is unmatched, with minimal pressure from neighboring tracts. Whether you're setting up trail cams and tree stands or simply enjoying the sights and sounds of nature, this property is a recreational paradiseoffering a rare chance to live among Oklahomas natural beauty while pursuing your outdoor passions year-round. The property also holds unique historical value: it was once owned by famed Deputy U.S. Marshal Chris Madsen, who served with Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough Riders. The original hand-pump welldated 1914is still operational today. Remnants of old wagon roads and bridges once used by locals to reach Guthrie, then the Oklahoma state capital, further enrich the property's storied past. Located just 45 minutes from downtown Oklahoma City, this property offers the perfect escape from the busy-ness of the city without sacrificing convenience. This is a rare opportunity to own a property that offers both practical amenities and deep Oklahoma heritageready for hunting, ranching, recreation, or simply enjoying the quiet of the countryside.