Lakeview Private Reserve rests on the western edge of the vast Ouachita Mountain Range in Southeastern Oklahoma in Pushmataha County. The property has access via OK-43 on the north which leads into the Indian Nation Turnpike to the west just outside of Daisy, OK for easy driving from both North Texas or Oklahoma. This property is located along the bottom of Flagpole Mountain, offering some of the most amazing views one could ask for, over Sardis Lake. The land is quite mountainous and can be steep to rolling. A new road system has been established to access all private land tracts. Oak and shortleaf pine are the most dominant trees that cover the landscape of this fully wooded mountain property.
Tract 1 (99150 N 3630 Road, Paden, OK 74860) is a great smaller tract at 5 acres with frontage along the dirt county road. There is a great mixture of grazing pastureland and hardwoods on this property. Nicely tucked away from the road. If you are looking for a great private place to call home or have a small piece of land in Central Oklahoma, then this property is perfect for you. There are numerous established homes in this area, power is located at the road. The county will need to establish an approach for you to this property. There is a small gate located on the road.
Land Specifics
- County / State
- Okfuskee County, Oklahoma
- Acreage & Dimensions
- 5.00 acres
- Road Access
- County road frontage on the west side; the other three sides are bordered by neighboring properties.
- Terrain
- Hilly, with wet-weather creeks shrouded by timber and native grass openings between timber stands.
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Location & Directions
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Financing
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Elevation & Weather
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Zoning & Taxes
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Land Use & Rights
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Is there an hoa or poa?
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Are mobile or manufactured homes allowed?
Is hunting allowed?
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