80 Acres Private Rd.

Property facts

Price

$319,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

80 acres

County

Le Flore County

MLS #

11850261

Description

If you've been searching for a rare piece of land that captures the beauty of Southeast Oklahoma, this 80-acre recreational retreat deserves your attention. Tucked away on a gravel road in the scenic Potato Hills, this property offers privacy, mature timber, abundant wildlife, beautiful mountain terrain, and its very own sweet-water spring. The land features a mix of level areas, gentle slopes, and dramatic elevations reaching approximately 1,360 feet. From the higher elevations, selective tree removal would open up incredible 360-degree panoramic views across the surrounding mountains, valleys, and distant horizons. With multiple potential building sites, the property would make an exceptional location for a secluded cabin, weekend getaway, hunting retreat, or future homesite. Deer, turkey, and other native wildlife are abundant throughout the area, offering excellent hunting and recreational opportunities. Located approximately 10 minutes from Sardis Lake and 10 minutes from the Ouachita National Forest, you'll have convenient access to boating, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, ATV trails, camping, and thousands of acres of public land. Properties combining this kind of elevation, natural water, privacy, wildlife, recreation, and mountain views are increasingly hard to find. Whether you're looking for a hunting property, recreational getaway, investment, or private mountain retreat, this 80-acre tract offers a little bit of everything that makes Southeast Oklahoma special.

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