About the Listing EXPE02 - 180821

This +/- 5-acre tract in Hochatown is a rare and valuable piece of property, offering a prime location for development or private retreat. Located in the heart of one of OK’s most popular tourist destinations, this land provides an excellent opportunity to capitalize on the growing demand for vacation rentals & cabin developments. A standout feature of this property is the beautiful all-season Canyon Creek that meanders through the land, adding both aesthetic appeal & potential for outdoor activities. Creek flows year-round, providing a serene setting that will be a major draw for anyone seeking a getaway. Surrounded by a mix of mature hardwoods & towering pines, the property offers natural beauty & privacy while maintaining an open, inviting feel for development. The land has approximately 640’ of frontage along US Hwy259, offering high visibility and easy access to travelers & tourists. 2 entrances off Hwy allow for smooth access & provide flexibility in how the land can be developed/utilized. With this prime Hwy frontage, the property is ideally suited for a commercial investment, such as a short-term rental cabin, a small resort, or other tourism-related ventures. Previous development on the property included a multi-cabin setup & existing infrastructure such as a well house, power lines, and septic tanks already in place. Condition of these utilities would need to be assessed, presence presents an opportunity to streamline the development process for anyone looking to build. Would make an excellent location for an Airbnb or cabin complex. Offers substantial income potential, whether developed for personal or commercial. Property is minutes away from Ouachita National Forest, Beavers Bend State Park, Mountain Fork River & Broken Bow Lake to enjoy hiking, fishing, boating & outdoor recreation. The natural beauty, prime location, and existing infrastructure make it an attractive opportunity that won’t last long on the market.

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