92 Eagle Nest Lane

Property facts

Price

$104,900

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

1.3 acres

County

Mccurtain County

MLS #

11852374

Description

A seasonal creek winds through this 1.3-acre homesite in Eagle Mountain Phase 4, creating the kind of natural setting buyers travel to Broken Bow to find. Towering pines, abundant wildlife, and a peaceful wooded environment combine to make 92 Eagle Nest Lane a standout opportunity for a future cabin, vacation rental, or private retreat. Located just off Sugarberry Trail, Eagle Mountain is known for its larger homesites, beautiful pine forest, and peaceful setting away from the busiest tourist areas while remaining convenient to Broken Bow Lake, Beavers Bend State Park, restaurants, and attractions. The combination of mature timber, usable terrain, and a seasonal creek creates a property that feels both private and distinctive. For buyers looking for more than just another wooded lot, 92 Eagle Nest offers a rare natural feature that continues to be highly sought after in the Broken Bow market. For those seeking additional possibilities, this property is also part of a unique collection of adjoining lots that may allow for a larger estate, family compound, or multi-cabin investment opportunity.

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