42 No Physical Address, Honobia, OK 74957

This 13.33-acre property is located in a valley setting south of the Winding Stair Mountain Range in southeastern Oklahoma. It is situated less than half a mile north of the Three Rivers Wildlife Management Area, which spans 203,180 acres and is open to public hunting and fishing with an annual land access permit. The property is a short drive from the 1.5 million-acre Ouachita National Forest, offering access to ATV trails and hunting opportunities for whitetail deer, eastern wild turkey, black bear, wild hog, and other small game. Nearby towns include Broken Bow, Talihina, and Hochatown. The Talimena Scenic Byway is a short drive north of the property, and Dallas, Texas, is a 3-hour drive away. The land features level to gently sloping terrain with productive soils. Approximately 60% of the land is planted with improved genetic Loblolly pine timber, roughly 2 years old. The remaining land is covered with mature timber native to southeastern Oklahoma, including oak, sweetgum, hickory, elm, and mature shortleaf pine timber. The north property line has about 950 feet of frontage along a gravel road. The land increases in elevation to the south property line, offering building locations for an off-grid cabin with mountain and valley views. Wildlife is frequently seen on the property and in the surrounding area. The property has been surveyed, and the corners are marked. This off-grid property does not have access to public utility systems and may require alternative energy sources and a private water supply. Access is via a paved state highway (HWY 144 - Indian Highway) onto a gravel road approximately 2 miles long, with a gated entrance restricting public access. There is a deeded easement for access to the property, which is Lot 42 of The Preserve at Boktuklo Mountain, with deed restrictions designed to preserve property values.