Chelsea 

Beautiful UPDATED 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath home For Sale in Chelsea, OK.  This home sits on a nice sized lot in town.  Inside you will love the open floor plan with small flex room off living room; perfect for a reading nook, office or add'l living space.  This flex room is cozy with a woodburning fireplace.  Large dining area with lots of natural light and the kitchen features granite countertops, island and newer appliances.  Windows are newer and you will love the refinished hardwood floors.  This 1417SF Home sits on 1/2 acre lot with large shop out back.  HVAC, Hot Water Tank and ROOF are 1 year old !!!  This home is MOVE IN READY and priced to sell.  Let's go look today !!!

This remarkable property is ready for your farm and ranch dreams! Tucked away at the end of a dead-end road, this property has a pipe entrance and long driveway giving immediate feelings of serenity and privacy. A grand entry and stair case from the front entrance broadcasts the home's vintage charm. With rustic details such as wide trim, a classic wooden banister, and a touch of original hardwood floors, you will quickly appreciate what it has to offer and see it's potential to be the farmhouse of your dreams. This ranch is fully fenced and cross fenced, ready to rotate your grazing herd or produce a hay crop. The working pens are a nice feature along with the outdoor barns. The custom chicken coop will be a Homestead delight! Home being sold AS-IS.

This property boasts 2 rural water frost-free hydrants, ponds in each of the 6 cross-fenced pastures, and seasonal creeks. Additionally, you'll find 3 loafing sheds, a small set of working pens, a 7-ton overhead feed storage bin, and cement feed bunks in each pasture. If you're a hunting enthusiast, you'll be delighted to know that this ranch is home to deer, dove, and ducks, offering excellent duck hunting opportunities in a good year. Moreover, there are ample spots on the property to build your forever home, barns, and an arena. Whether you're looking to relocate or make a sound investment, this ranch offers a unique opportunity. Reach out to me for more details and let's explore the possibilities together!

Check out this property in Rogers County. This 50-acre piece of land is a great find! With a creek and plenty of grass for cattle or horses. There is a lot of character to this property!  It's perfect for those who love the outdoors. Plus, with a 3 bed 2 bath mobile home already on the property, you can move in and start enjoying your new surroundings right away. If you're looking to raise some cattle or have livestock, there's plenty of space for that too! If you're looking for beautiful land to build your dream home, this one sure checks all the boxes. Live in the mobil while you build. Wanting to live off the land? There is a creek on the property, some woods, rolling terrain and the pasture is currently used for cattle.

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Chelsea  | Kyle and Anne Gift

In 1881, Chelsea began as a stop on the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. A post office was established in November 1882. The community incorporated as a town in the Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory, in 1889. The town was surveyed and platted in 1902. The Bank of Chelsea, the first state bank in Indian Territory, began operation in March 1896.
The town economy has historically rested on farming, ranching and oil production. Important farm products were oats, corn, wheat and pecans. A flour mill built circa 1892 was one of Chelsea's original industries. Chelsea became noted as a shipping point for cattle and hay before statehood in 1907. The Chelsea-Alluwe oil field was discovered southwest of Chelsea in 1889 by the United States Oil and Gas Company.
According to the American Oil &amp; Gas Historical Society, Edward Byrd, whose wife was a Cherokee woman, discovered oil seeps in 1882 southwest Chelsea, which was then part of the Cherokee Nation in Indian Territory. He apparently took no action to exploit his discovery until 1887, when he and William B. Linn, a Pennsylvanian, and a group of investors from Kansas organized the United States Oil and Gas Company (USOGC). The company subsequently leased drilling rights from the Cherokee Nation on 100,000 acres (400 km2) of land lying west of Chelsea between the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad and the Verdigris River. USOGC completed its first well in 1890, on Spencer Creek. It was a rudimentary operation, compared to productive sites completed a few years later. The well began producing a half barrel of good-quality crude per day from a depth of only 36 feet (11 m). This was enough for USOGC enthusiasts to claim it was, "... the first oil well in Oklahoma."
Chelsea's claim to the first oil well proved to be untrue. Although USOGC drilled ten other wells on its lease in the next two years, the total production was said to be only 12 barrels, economically insignificant, after which the company ceased operating. The Cherokee Oil and Gas Company then took over the lease. By then, the Cherokee government had limited the size of each lease to 12,000 acres (49 km2). It and other companies later drilled more productive wells which proved economically viable. The whole area became known as the Chelsea-Alluwe Oil Field. Significant production dropped after 1916 and the oil companies stopped work in this field shortly after.

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