553 Bald Eagle Rd

Property facts

Price

$250,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

36 acres

County

Mccurtain County

Annual taxes (2025)

$40

MLS #

11682790

Land details

Water source

Public (WaterSource)

Features

Description

Bordering 10,000+ acres of public hunting land and just minutes from Pine Creek Lake! If you've been looking for a property where you can hunt, fish, build a cabin, or simply enjoy the outdoors, this 36-acre tract is worth a look. Tucked away in a peaceful setting, this property is heavily wooded with a good mix of hardwoods and pine, giving it that classic Southeast Oklahoma feel. One of the standout features is that it borders over 10,000 acres of Corps of Engineers land that's part of a Wildlife Management Area-so you get extra privacy and room to roam without neighbors right up against you. Whether you enjoy hunting, hiking, or just being out in nature, it's hard to beat having that kind of space next door. The property is also home to abundant wildlife, including whitetail deer, turkey, wild hogs, and a variety of small game, making it a great setup for hunters or anyone who enjoys watching wildlife right out their back door. You're also just about 1.5 miles from Pine Creek Lake, known for great fishing and boating, making this a solid spot for a weekend retreat or future cabin. The land itself lays nicely and offers several potential build sites. With water and electric available at the road, it would make an ideal place to build a cabin or home without a lot of extra hassle getting started. With the timber on the property, there may even be an opportunity for some return on investment if you choose to harvest. Conveniently located: 30 minutes to Hochatown Roughly 2.5 hours from Dallas Around 3 hours from Tulsa About 3.5 hours from Oklahoma City Whether you're looking to build a cabin in the woods, create a hunting getaway, or hold onto land as an investment, this property offers a lot of potential without overcomplicating things.

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