113 Eagle Pine Lane

Property facts

Price

$89,900

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

1.3 acres

County

Mccurtain County

MLS #

11951984

Description

Set among mature timber in Eagle Mountain Phase 4, 113 Eagle Pine Lane offers 1.3 wooded acres with a seasonal creek that adds character and creates the potential for a truly special outdoor setting. The property offers the natural features buyers travel to Broken Bow to find: towering pines, abundant wildlife, privacy, and a peaceful forest setting. The seasonal creek provides a natural focal point for the property and an opportunity to incorporate the landscape into an outdoor living area-think firepit, seating area, footbridge, or simply a quiet place beneath the trees. With usable terrain and room to plan your build, the property could accommodate a private retreat, family getaway, or future vacation rental while preserving the wooded character that makes Eagle Mountain so appealing. Deer frequently move through the area, and upstream properties demonstrate how the creek-side setting can become part of the cabin experience rather than simply part of the landscape. 113 Eagle Pine Lane offers something many wooded lots don't: a natural feature around which you can create an experience.

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