Résidence Unifamiliale à Kiowa

Nestled in the limestone ridges of Atoka County, Limestone Legacy is an 822+/- acre recreational refuge offering history, privacy, water, wildlife, and turnkey improvements. Just east of Highway 69 near historic Limestone Gap, the ranch is framed by timbered ridges, valleys, and a landscape shaped by Native travel routes, frontier passageways, and the Katy Railroad corridor. A gated entrance off a paved road puts you only 1.3 miles from Highway 69, yet the property is shielded by surrounding limestone ridges. It adjoins large legacy landholdings, including land owned by a country music icon, creating rare big-acreage privacy. With 140 feet of elevation change, the ranch offers ridge-wrapped views, limestone outcrops, pasture, hay meadow, timber, rocky draws, and creek corridors. The property includes 280+/- acres of pasture, 35+/- acre hay meadow, 506+/- wooded acres, and 38% Class II and III soils.

Water defines the ranch: a 36+/- acre private lake with dock, stocked with Legacy Tiger Bass, bluegill, sunfish, and sterile grass carp for a balanced fishery. Bass over 7 pounds have been documented. The ranch also includes four ponds, including the locally rumored “bottomless” Blue Hole, Buck Creek frontage and rocky seasonal creeks, approaching 40 acres of total water.

The habitat has 15+ years of prescribed fire management, creating healthy browse, native grasses, wildflowers, fruiting trees, and oak diversity. Deer, turkey, hogs, and waterfowl thrive here. A 500-yard shooting range, covered table, three tower blinds, and strong road/trail system make the ranch usable from day one. Improvements include a 70’x130’ red iron barn with cozy living quarters, bunk area, wraparound porches with powered screens, a 30’x40’ heated/cooled shop, covered gravel parking, propane, rural water, and electric. With lake-view building sites and 60 minutes to the Texas line, this legacy ranch is a true refuge built to hunt, fish, graze, gather, and carry forward for generations.