1911 Lakeview Road

Property facts

Price

$268,500

Status

For sale

Property type

Farm & ranch

Lot size

45 acres

County

Pittsburg County

Annual taxes

$22

MLS #

12025562

Farm & ranch details

Water source

Public (WaterSource)

Fencing

Fenced

Features

Description

Name of Property: Talawanda Lake 45 acres Acreage: 45 Acres Location: 2hrs. to OKC, OK; 3 hrs. to Dallas, TX Closest Town: McAlester, OK Access: Paved county road Taxes: $21.32/year Topography: Gently rolling to a hilltop Improvements: City water, electric, some fencing Forage: Bermuda and native grasses Water: Coal Creek, slough, pond Wildlife: Whitetail Deer, Turkey, water fowl Utilities: City Water, Electric, Propane Comments 45 Acres of Rolling Rural Beauty with Lake Views, Creek Frontage, and a Working Greenhouse, Just Minutes from McAlester, OK Looking for room to breathe without giving up the conveniences of town? This unique 45-acre property sits just 6.2 miles from McAlester on a paved county road, offering the best of country living with easy access to everything you need. Rolling terrain gives the land its character. About six acres are open, while the remainder ranges from lightly to heavily wooded. On a hill with gorgeous views of Talawanda Lake, which sits just across the road, you'll find the greenhouse and shop, surrounded by large, stately Oak trees. It's an ideal spot to watch the sunset, and a natural choice for the home you've been dreaming of building. The 30' x 32' greenhouse is ready to work. It features two large fans, a wood stove, water, and 125 AMP electric service. A 30' x 50' stem wall with gravel is already in place for a second greenhouse, making it easy to expand. Whether you want to grow your own healthy food or sell your harvest at the McAlester Farmers Market, which runs Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday in season, the infrastructure is here. The property also includes a shop, city water, a water well with a working pump that can also be used for irrigation, and a propane tank. Fencing runs along the county road and the east side of the property. Water is a defining feature of the land. Coal Creek meanders through the property for about 900 feet and forms a large slough, and a seasonal pond adds another water feature. This abundant water supply draws Whitetail Deer and flocks of Turkey, and squirrels and dove are plentiful too. Waterfowl are attracted to the slough and creek, adding even more hunting options. Deer are often found resting beneath the big Oaks near the greenhouse. For hunters and wildlife lovers, this is a rare find. Outdoor recreation is close at hand. The property is centrally located near Eufaula Lake and McAlester Lake, and directly across from Talawanda Lake, so fishing, boating, and other water activities are never far away. McAlester, a community of around 19,000, offers a hospital, medical clinics, a cancer treatment center, shopping, restaurants, and schools. For entertainment, there is a movie theatre, skating rink, bowling alley, and gaming centers, along with many local churches. The McAlester Expo Center hosts the Italian Festival, car shows, a home and garden show, the County Fair, rodeos, basketball competitions, and more. The property is also well positioned for travel. Approximate distances: Fort Smith, AR: 106 miles Tulsa, OK: 112 miles Oklahoma City, OK: 131 miles Muskogee, OK: 64 miles Denton, TX: 166 miles Dallas, TX: 177 miles Bentonville, AR: 187 miles Texarkana, AR: 196 miles Whether you want a homesite with lake views, a hunting retreat, or a place to grow your own food, this property delivers.

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