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Nestled In one of the most scenic locations between Sardis Lake and the quiet community of Clayton, this breathtaking 62 ± acre property offers an incredible combination of beauty, recreation, and build potential in the heart of Southeastern Oklahoma. From the moment you enter the property, you're welcomed by approximately one mile of wide and easy driving roads that wind through the landscape with gentle switchbacks leading toward the upper elevations of the tract.
As you make your way through the property, you'll pass stunning wet-weather waterfalls, natural springs, and towering rock formations that create a truly unforgettable setting. Nearly every inch of the road has scenic views overlooking the surrounding mountains, valleys and meadows giving this property a rare sense of privacy and unmatched beauty.
The beauty doesn't stop there the property features several level bench areas perfectly positioned along the mountainside, offering outstanding locations for a cabin, mountain retreat, or future homesite. Each bench is surrounded by hundreds of towering mature pine trees mixed with hardwoods, creating the kind of peaceful mountain setting that feels straight out of a dream. Whether you envision building a full-time residence, a secluded cabin retreat, or a recreational getaway, this property offers several incredible locations to bring that vision to life.
For the outdoorsman, the property also offers excellent recreational opportunities with strong populations of whitetail deer and turkey, along with occasional sightings of black bear and a small elk herd grazing the meadow's below.
Conveniently located near Sardis Lake while still offering a secluded mountain feel, this property provides the perfect balance of accessibility and privacy. Opportunities to own this type of scenic mountain acreage with paved road access, water features, incredible views, and multiple build sites are becoming increasingly hard to find in Southeastern Oklahoma.
