Property Type: Auction

Summer Stewart Trust Auction

210+/- total acres of recreational ranchland only 3.5+/- miles SW of Clarendon and 50+/- miles SE of Amarillo. The entire drive is blacktop highway with Farm to Market 2162 providing front gate access. 77.16+/- acres of old farmland which is currently expired CRP, the remaining acreage being native grass and rough breaks draining into Cottonwood Creek. The diversity in terrain and big sky views makes this tract feel like a large ranch. Wildlife is plentiful including deer, quail, dove, feral hogs, road runners, varmints, and more. Electricity is available on the north and east sides of the property. One electric …

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Macias Estate Auction

This 8.18 +/- acre property is located off NE 24th Street in Guymon, Oklahoma, and offers a versatile mix of improvements and income potential. The site includes two well-built barns, both featuring concrete floors and large overhead doors, measuring approximately 40’ x 70’ and 40’ x 60’. On the eastern side of the property, there are three established mobile home lots. The seller does not own the mobile homes; however, the current tenants pay a total of $750 per month for lot use. Additionally, three more mobile homes are situated north of the barns. These are also not owned by …

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Marvin Lunsford Estate Auction

RECENTLY SOLD This auction presents a strong offering of productive farmland, with each tract featuring predominantly Class A soils that support a wide range of agricultural operations. The properties are well-positioned with a combination of county road and blacktop frontage, providing excellent access and operational flexibility across the tracts. Multiple irrigation wells are located throughout the farms, offering valuable infrastructure, though one well has not been test pumped due to a downhole obstruction. Altogether, this is a quality group of farms with solid fundamentals, convenient access, and proven agricultural capability. Tract 1: This productive farm features all Class A soils, …

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