SOLD! $330,000 | 160± Acres Alfalfa County Cropland | Burlington Area | Live Auction with Online Bidding

Auction Information

Auction Date:

Thursday, April 16, 2026 | 10:00:am

Auction Location:

Burlington Town Hall / Fire Station
502 Maple Street, Burlington OK, 73722

Auction Manager:

Randy Lancaster

Josh Bellamy

Property Details

Alfalfa County, Oklahoma – Burlington Area

Live Land Auction

with Online Bidding Available

160± Acres Productive Alfalfa County Cropland

Thursday, April 16th @ 10 am

Burlington Town Hall / Fire Station – Burlington, Oklahoma

Questions: Call / Text Randy Lancaster at (580) 829-1129 or the office at (580) 596-3838

Bellamy & Co. Real Estate & Auction is pleased to offer this 160± acre tract of Alfalfa County cropland and pastureland located in a productive agricultural region of north-central Oklahoma.

Legal: NE/4 of Section 2, Township 27 North, Range 12 West, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma (surface rights only, no oil and gas minerals will transfer).

Directions: From Burlington, Oklahoma, travel approx. 1 mile west on Hwy 8, to County RD 560, then travel South approx. 3 miles.

Property Preview: Please view the property during daylight hours.

Possession: Following the completion of the current crop.

Tract Information
This tract contains approximately 160 acres, representing the north half of the half-section, and consists primarily of cropland with additional pasture acreage. The property features gently rolling terrain with an average slope of approximately 1.4%, allowing for efficient field operations and grazing use.

Historically, the farm has supported winter wheat production. Crop history across the property shows predominantly wheat production.

This tract offers a productive farmland and could make a great grassland tract if established with improved grasses.

FSA Information
Farm Service Agency records indicate the farm contains approximately 160± acres, historically utilized for crop production.

Soil Information
Soil across the property consists primarily of Pond Creek silt loam, Grant silt loam, Woodward-Quinlan complex, and Eda sand, which are common soil types throughout this portion of Alfalfa County.

Key characteristics include:

  • 160± total acres
  • Predominantly cropland
  • Average NCCPI rating of approximately 48.5
  • Gently rolling terrain with approximately 1.4% slope
  • Established terraces for proper drainage.
  • Soils suitable for winter wheat production, forage growth, and grazing

These soil and field characteristics provide a strong foundation for continued agricultural production.

Crop & Production History
Historical crop data show the property has primarily supported winter wheat production, with additional use for pasture and rotational crops in certain years.

Typical crops grown in the surrounding area include:

  • Winter Wheat
  • Sorghum
  • Mixed forage and pasture grazing

Minerals: Surface Rights Only. No mineral rights will transfer with the sale.

Auctioneer’s Note: Productive quarter sections in Alfalfa County rarely come to market through the auction process. This property represents an excellent opportunity to acquire high-quality cropland with grazing capability in a well-established area. With strong soil productivity, favorable terrain, and a proven production history, this farm offers excellent potential for active producers, investors, and neighboring landowners looking to expand their operations.

Terms: 10% Earnest Money Deposit at the signing of the contract. Seller to provide Marketable Title via Warranty Deed. Bidding is not contingent upon the Buyer securing financing; please have all financing in place before bidding. The property is sold as-is, without warranty (except for title). Please review all aspects of the property before bidding. The property will sell subject to the Seller’s confirmation at the time of the auction. Neither the seller nor the Auctioneer is held responsible for any loss or delay in signal regarding online bidding. Online bidders must contact the Auctioneer at least 24 hours in advance to participate in online bidding. Any announcements made on the day of the auction supersede all previous advertising.

 

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