71 Eagle Pine Lane

Property facts

Price

$94,900

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

1.3 acres

County

Mccurtain County

MLS #

11919073

Land details

Water source

Public (WaterSource)

Features

Description

Set among mature pines in Eagle Mountain Phase 4, 71 Eagle Pine Lane offers 1.3 wooded acres with a gentle, usable landscape and the privacy buyers seek in Broken Bow. The property's mostly level terrain provides flexibility for cabin placement while preserving the natural character of the land. Towering pines, abundant wildlife, and a peaceful setting create an ideal backdrop for a private retreat, full-time residence, or vacation rental investment. What makes this property especially unique is its position within a larger block of adjoining lots. Buyers have the opportunity to purchase 71 Eagle Pine individually or explore the potential of combining neighboring properties to create a larger estate, family compound, or collection of vacation rentals in one connected setting. Whether you're looking for a single homesite in the pines or the opportunity to control a larger footprint within Eagle Mountain, 71 Eagle Pine Lane offers flexibility that is increasingly difficult to find.

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