VERSATILE COMMERCIAL BUILDING IN DOWNTOWN HASKELL! Positioned along Main Street in the heart of Downtown Haskell, this full brick and rock commercial building offers strong curb appeal, functional office buildout, and long term business potential. The exterior features a timeless storefront façade with large display windows and a dedicated entry, while the rock on the east side was professionally resealed approximately three to four years ago following the demolition of the adjacent building. The roof is older but was resealed approximately four years ago, and the HVAC system was replaced in 2024, providing an important recent mechanical upgrade. Upon entry, clients are welcomed by a reception area complete with built in bench seating, along with a sink and coffee bar that create a comfortable and practical front office environment. Directly across from the entry is a glass enclosed conference room, offering a polished and functional space for client meetings. The building includes seven private offices, two bathrooms, multiple storage areas, and dedicated file rooms, allowing for efficient workflow and organizational flexibility. Flooring consists of a combination of tile and carpet throughout. This versatile layout supports a wide range of uses including insurance, financial services, real estate, medical, administrative offices, or boutique retail concepts. Existing partitions create defined workspaces but could be reconfigured to accommodate a more open layout if desired. Located alongside other long standing businesses, this property benefits from steady local traffic and strong community presence. Whether you are an owner occupant seeking a professional headquarters, an investor looking to add to your commercial portfolio, or an entrepreneur ready to launch a new venture in Haskell, this building provides a solid foundation and versatile footprint to bring your vision to life.
180± Acres Half-Mile Arkansas River Frontage Stone Bluff, Oklahoma This extraordinary 180± acre property offers approximately half a mile of elevated Arkansas River frontage, perched atop dramatic 20–30 foot stone bluffs overlooking the water below. Unlike many river tracts, this property sits outside of the floodplain, providing commanding views, privacy, and long-term security rarely found along the river. The land itself is a rare combination of rugged beauty and practical productivity. Wide-open pastureland supports cattle grazing and hay production, while native grasses and natural terrain create an ideal habitat for abundant wildlife. Whitetail deer, turkey, and waterfowl frequent the property, making it a true sportsman’s retreat with opportunities for hunting, fishing, bowfishing, ATV riding, and outdoor recreation of every kind. A unique natural feature sets this property apart — a wet-weather creek runs through the land and flows over a natural cave formation, creating a seasonal waterfall after rainfall. Carved stone steps near the creek bed speak to the land’s deep history, and the property itself holds ties to the original 1800s Stone Bluff settlement. Though the town is long gone, the spirit of its legacy remains embedded in these hills. Improvements include a gated entrance, an existing residence, and a well-built insulated shop with utilities in place — offering functionality while preserving the land as the true centerpiece. Whether envisioned as a private riverfront legacy ranch, a recreational retreat, an investment hold, or a conservation opportunity, this property represents a rare chance to steward a meaningful stretch of Oklahoma river frontage. This is more than acreage — it’s a legacy
180± Acres Half-Mile Arkansas River Frontage Stone Bluff, Oklahoma This extraordinary 180± acre property offers approximately half a mile of elevated Arkansas River frontage, perched atop dramatic 20–30 foot stone bluffs overlooking the water below. Unlike many river tracts, this property sits outside of the floodplain, providing commanding views, privacy, and long-term security rarely found along the river. The land itself is a rare combination of rugged beauty and practical productivity. Wide-open pastureland supports cattle grazing and hay production, while native grasses and natural terrain create an ideal habitat for abundant wildlife. Whitetail deer, turkey, and waterfowl frequent the property, making it a true sportsman’s retreat with opportunities for hunting, fishing, bowfishing, ATV riding, and outdoor recreation of every kind. A unique natural feature sets this property apart — a wet-weather creek runs through the land and flows over a natural cave formation, creating a seasonal waterfall after rainfall. Carved stone steps near the creek bed speak to the land’s deep history, and the property itself holds ties to the original 1800s Stone Bluff settlement. Though the town is long gone, the spirit of its legacy remains embedded in these hills. Improvements include a gated entrance, an existing residence, and a well-built insulated shop with utilities in place — offering functionality while preserving the land as the true centerpiece. Whether envisioned as a private riverfront legacy ranch, a recreational retreat, an investment hold, or a conservation opportunity, this property represents a rare chance to steward a meaningful stretch of Oklahoma river frontage. This is more than acreage — it’s a legacy
Opportunity awaits in the heart of Haskell! These three residential city lots offer a true blank slate for your next build. Whether you’re planning a site-built home or a manufactured home (subject to city permitting), this property provides flexibility to bring your vision to life. Utilities are available at the road, helping simplify the building process. Located in a welcoming small-town community where neighbors take pride in their homes, gardens, and outdoor spaces, these lots offer room to create the lifestyle you’ve been wanting — whether that’s a spacious yard, a large garden, or simply extra elbow room while still being close to town amenities. Build, invest, or design your own slice of small-town Oklahoma living — the possibilities are wide open.
2 +/- ACRES IN HASKELL – PRIME LOCATION NEAR GRAND CENTRAL STABLES & HWY 72! Escape the hustle and bustle while staying conveniently connected with this 2 +/- acre property in Haskell, OK—just ¼ mile from Hwy 72 and directly across from Grand Central Stables Polo and Country Club. This highly sought-after location provides quick and easy access to Haskell, Coweta, Porter, Bixby, Wagoner, and Broken Arrow, all within a 15-mile radius. With plenty of space to build your dream home, this property offers the best of peaceful country living without sacrificing convenience. Whether you're looking to create a private retreat, a small hobby farm, or a custom estate, this land provides endless possibilities in a growing and desirable area. Opportunities like this don’t last long! Schedule a showing today and see why this is the perfect spot to bring your vision to life. Buyer’s agents welcome!
Unique 5-acre property with 2 homes, shop & more! Main home features 3 private upstairs suites (each with kitchenette, bath & separate HVAC) plus a main level with LARGE COMMERCIAL KITCHEN, storm shelter & unfinished bonus space. The main house is roughly 4,032 sq feet (CH) and was built in 2006 Second home offers 1,581 sq feet (CH) and was built in 1960 and has 4 beds, 2 baths, updated HVAC, wood stove, metal roof & large covered deck with AMAZING VIEW. Property also has a 38x48 shop with heat/air, full bath and room that could be converted into another living space & tons of storage. Property includes pond w/fountain, electric gate, gardens, chicken house, shed, carport & mature landscaping. Separate utilities & high-speed fiber internet. Endless possibilities for multiple families, Airbnb, bed and breakfast, or hobby farm!

Haskell is located in Oklahoma. Haskell, Oklahoma 74436has a population of 1,942. Haskell 74436 is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 28.94% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.46%.
The median household income in Haskell, Oklahoma 74436 is $33,563. The median household income for the surrounding county is $44,166 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Haskell 74436 is 44.6 years.
The average high temperature in July is 92.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 26.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 43.9 inches per year, with 4.3 inches of snow per year.