209 Eagle Pine Lane

Property facts

Price

$69,900

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

1.3 acres

County

Mccurtain County

MLS #

11835025

Land details

Water source

Public (WaterSource)

Features

Description

Tucked near the end of a quiet private road in Eagle Mountain Phase 4, 209 Eagle Pine Lane offers 1.3 wooded acres with exceptional privacy, beautiful mature timber, and a level homesite ready for your vision. Surrounded by towering pines and native wildlife, this property captures the peaceful forest atmosphere that continues to draw buyers to Broken Bow year after year. Located just off Sugarberry Trail, Eagle Mountain has become one of Hochatown's most sought-after cabin communities. Known for its rolling terrain, mature pine forest, larger homesites, and established luxury cabins, the development offers a sense of privacy and natural beauty that is increasingly difficult to find in today's market. The combination of usable terrain, outstanding timber, and a secluded setting creates an ideal backdrop for a private retreat, vacation rental, or future homesite. With some of the finest mature trees in the development and a setting that feels tucked away from the world, this property offers the opportunity to build something truly special while remaining convenient to Broken Bow Lake, Beavers Bend State Park, restaurants, and attractions. If you've been searching for a wooded homesite where privacy, beauty, and location come together, 209 Eagle Pine Lane deserves a closer look.

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