Timber Ridge is located in McIntosh County, Oklahoma. With Lake Eufaula access just 6 miles away via the Belle Starr Marina, this is the perfect weekend getaway property. Lake Eufaula State Park is another great, family-oriented attraction only 10 miles down the road. Timber Ridge is also within easy driving distance of larger cities such as McAlester, Oklahoma City and Tulsa. This makes it especially attractive to landowners who want both the relaxation of the countryside, as well as the use of the lake and the convenience of a bigger city.
Tract 3 is a great tract of mountain land that has county road access along the northern boundary. Rock formations and some moderate elevation change make this tract a true adventure in exploring. Tree cover is moderate to heavy with shortleaf pine and numerous other hardwoods indigenous to this area of Southern Oklahoma. Several open areas with some clearing would make for a perfect spot for camping or building a weekend cabin. You, as the new owner, will be able to make it your own and enjoy many memorable weekend experiences on your land.
Land Specifics
- County / State
- Pushmataha County, Oklahoma
- Acreage & Dimensions
- 2.71 acres
- Road Access
- Access via OK-43; a new road system has been established to reach all private land tracts
- Terrain
- Quite mountainous, steep to rolling; fully wooded with oak and shortleaf pine
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