Description

20 Acres For Sale on Highway 6 in Sayre, Oklahoma. This property has a wide variety of possibilities! You could build your dream home on it or whatever you may please! Conveniently located on Highway 6 just barely over 2 miles from the intersection of Highway 6 and Highway 283, known to locals as Four Corners. You do not want to miss out on this opportunity! There is an additional 40 Acres Listed (MLS #994668) directly East of this property if you would like more acreage!

Sayre, Oklahoma

Located in Beckham Co, situated between Elk City and Amarillo, Tx. Interstate 40 (Historic RT 66) runs through the heart of Sayre making it a frequent stop for travelers. 

Why do people make Sayre home?

This community is on the rather small side with a population of 4,540 per the 2020 census. This town has a heart of gold and you will never meet a stranger. Sayre locals support small businesses and are there to lend a helping hand. Throughout the year Sayre holds public events such as; Sayre Alumni Weekend and the Chamber of Commerce banquet. The Sayre Golf Course is a 53 acre 9 hole course. 

Public Schools

Sayre is home of the Eagles. Providing students with top notch facilities that are necessary for students to achieve excellence. Sayre Public Schools offers education for K – 12. There are several other surrounding communities that offer the same level of education; Elk City, Merritt, Canute, and Hammon. 

High Education –  Western Technology Center and Southwestern Oklahoma State University campuses in Sayre, Weatherford and Burns Flat. 

Stats of Sayre, Oklahoma and Beckham County

Sayre

Population – 4,540 per the 2020 census

Climate – cold dry winters, hot wet summers (Oklahoma weather is known to change in a minutes notice)

Median Income – Single: $21,713 – Family: $30,000

Beckham County 

County Seat: Sayre, Oklahoma 

Population – 22,000+ per 2020 census

Geography- According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 904 square miles, of which 902 square miles is land and 2.1 square miles  (0.2%) is water.[4] The county is drained by the North Fork of the Red River and its tributaries: the Timber, Sweetwater, and Buffalo creeks. The northwestern part of the county is part of the High Plains. The rest of the county is part of the Gypsum Hills physiographic region per Wikipedia

Median Income- Single $45,726 Family $57,316.