This 120-acre (m/l) farm in Rogers County, Oklahoma offers productive pasture and rich history along Spencer Creek near Chelsea. There are so many places to ride on this farm both in the pastures and in the woods, whether you're on a horse or on an ATV. There are also many places to hike or to hunt. The historic barn was moved to this site in 1960 from its original site at the birthplace of Will Rogers on the Verdigris River (before they moved Will Rogers' house to its current location on the bluff overlooking Lake Oologah). This horse farm is located between Lake Oologah and Chelsea, placing you just south of Winganon and north of Foyil. You can easily reach nearby regional hubs for work or supplies. The drive is convenient whether you commute to Tulsa, Bartlesville, Vinita, or Pryor. Spencer Creek bisects the land and supplies reliable water for your livestock and wildlife. A shallow stream bed makes crossing simple with your ATVs and farm equipment.  You can easily get from one side of the creek to the other. Natural water access supports healthy stock and keeps daily property management simple. Bermuda grass pastures provide high quality forage for cattle and horses. Pecan trees and other hardwoods line the edges of these open pastures. In the southeast corner, a dedicated hay meadow boasts native grasses for hay production. The land is currently leased for cattle grazing and ongoing hay crops. Owners used this farm to breed Arabian horses. Beyond farming, the property offers distinct features for outdoor enjoyment. Riding trails crisscross through the woods for horseback riding or silent sports. At the south end of the property, a rock wall rises a hundred feet upward. This rock wall creates hiking possibilities right on your acreage. You can ride horses, hike the terrain, or watch wildlife in complete privacy. House is connected to a water well, but a water tap is available to connect the house to city water.