Overlooking miles of undeveloped wilderness, this property offers the kind of secluded setting that immediately feels different. Even though this well-thought-out property is in a fairly mountainous area, access to and around the property is effortless, making it possible to enjoy the character of the land without giving up convenience.

Providing an amazing level of plushy amenities, a recently built log cabin serves as a comfortable (bordering on luxurious) basecamp for hunting or just relaxing on a weekend getaway. The cabin is supported by a solar power system, private water well, and septic system, giving the property the infrastructure needed to comfortably entertain family and friends.

A stocked mountain pond adds another attractive feature to the property, providing a scenic setting and great fishing opportinities. The combination of mountain terrain, timber, water, and established wildlife habitat creates an outdoor setting that can be enjoyed throughout the year.

For hunters, the property has a strong history of deer and bear hunting. The mountainous terrain and surrounding habitat provide the kind of landscape that makes this part of McCurtain County a destination for big woods hunting. The property also benefits from its location within a much larger recreational landscape, with approximately 135,000 acres of Ouachita National Forest and approximately 15,000 acres of McCurtain Wilderness Area bordering the property. These surrounding public lands offer additional opportunities for public hunting and outdoor recreation.

The location also puts some of Southeast Oklahoma’s best-known outdoor destinations within easy reach. The Mountain Fork River is approximately 10 miles away, providing access to a popular fishing destination. Hochatown and Broken Bow are approximately 30 miles from the property, offering restaurants, entertainment, lodging, shopping, and a wide range of outdoor recreation.

Broken Bow Lake and Beavers Bend State Park are also nearby, with opportunities for boating, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, and other activities. The combination of remote mountain character and relatively close proximity to the Broken Bow and Hochatown recreation area gives this property a unique balance of seclusion and accessibility.

The varied terrain is a major part of the appeal of this well-known area. Mountain ridges, wooded slopes, and changing elevations create a landscape with character and variety, while the accessible road system makes getting to the property and moving around the area considerably easier than the rugged setting might suggest.

This is a property built around the outdoors: a substantial log cabin, stocked pond, solar power, private well, septic, mountain terrain, and a documented history of deer and bear hunting. Add the surrounding public hunting acreage, nearby Mountain Fork River, and approximately 30-mile proximity to Hochatown and Broken Bow, and you have a recreational property with a lot of pieces working together.

For someone looking for a high-end, turn-key recreational property with real mountain character, in one of Oklahoma's most sought-after areas, this property deserves a serious look. Call Sean Wilkerson for more information.