225 Acres

Property facts

Price

$405,640

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

225 acres

County

Latimer County

MLS #

11666767

Description

225± Acres of Untouched Mountain Wilderness | Latimer County, Oklahoma Escape to a truly rare offering 225± acres of pristine, off grid wilderness nestled in the heart of Latimer County, just a short drive from the quiet mountain town of Red Oak. This remarkable property delivers the privacy, beauty, and freedom that only large acreage in southeastern Oklahoma can offer. Rolling terrain opens to breathtaking mountain views, while mature pine and oak forests provide shade, seclusion, and a timeless natural setting. A seasonal creek winds through the land, enhancing both the scenery and the abundant wildlife habitat. This property is loaded with game, including bear, deer, and turkey, making it a dream destination for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. Existing side-by-side and ATV trails allow you to explore with ease whether for recreation, hunting access, or simply enjoying the ride. Completely remote and off grid, this is the perfect place to disconnect from the noise and reconnect with nature. Whether you envision: A private mountain getaway A hunting and recreational paradise Or a long-term land investment ...the possibilities here are endless. Possible owner financing makes this exceptional opportunity even more attainable. If you've been searching for a place to escape to the woods, breathe clean mountain air, and own a piece of unspoiled Oklahoma wilderness-this is it. Opportunities like this don't come along often. Remote. Rugged. Remarkable. Schedule your private showing today and experience this incredible land for yourself.

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