Einfamilienhaus In Nashoba

Hidden behind a mile-long, tree-lined private driveway, this exceptional 170-acre ranch offers a rare blend of mountain views, productive pasture, abundant water, and unmatched privacy in the heart of Southeast Oklahoma. A solidly built, locally sourced stone home featuring three bedrooms and two bathrooms sits on a hill at the edge of the mountain, overlooking a scenic valley and two large spring-fed ponds, one to the north and one to the south. From the home, it is common to watch eagles soaring overhead and diving to catch fish, waterfowl working the ponds, and whitetail deer stepping out of the timber to drink along the shoreline. Mornings are especially peaceful as the mountain to the north casts long shadows across the valley, creating a shaded and quiet start to the day.

The land includes open valley pastures that are fenced and cross-fenced and are currently used for livestock and hay production, consistently producing approximately 200 to 250 round bales annually. Two large spring-fed ponds provide excellent fishing, dependable water, and strong waterfowl habitat, while the property backs up to forestry land, enhancing privacy and creating a natural wildlife corridor in an area well known for exceptional whitetail deer hunting.

The home is structurally sound and full of character, with opportunities for cosmetic updates to flooring, carpet, and appliances, and includes a new septic system installed in 2020 along with both rural water and a private well.

Located just across the county road from the Little River, a popular destination for fishing and recreation, the property is also within convenient driving distance to Sardis Lake, Hugo Lake, Broken Bow Lake, Robbers Cave State Park, and multiple state wildlife management areas, making this an ideal full-time residence, working ranch, recreational retreat, or long-term legacy property.