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Perched high above the surrounding countryside, this remarkable 455± acre tract on Red Oak Mountain offers a rare opportunity to own one of Southeast Oklahoma's most iconic and storied landscapes. Located just north of Red Oak, this property has long stood as a recognizable landmark-etched into the memories of generations who have admired its towering presence and sweeping views.
As you enter the property, you'll find approximately 20 acres of open pasture-ideal for grazing, a homesite, or a base camp for your ranching or recreational vision. With county road frontage on two sides, access is convenient and versatile, offering multiple entry points and future development potential.
Climb to the top of the mountain and you'll discover a completely different world-expansive, level terrain rarely found in elevated settings like this. The flat mountaintop provides exceptional building sites with panoramic views stretching across the surrounding valleys and ridgelines. Whether you're envisioning a secluded cabin, a legacy family retreat, or a premier hunting lodge, the setting is nothing short of breathtaking.
The land itself is richly diverse, featuring a blend of mature pine and hardwood timber, rolling elevation changes, and pockets of thick cover that create ideal habitat for wildlife. This is truly a sportsman's paradise, with abundant populations of whitetail deer, turkey, quail, and other small game roaming the property year-round.
Adding to its character, an old barn sits quietly on the land-a reminder of the area's agricultural roots and a piece of history that enhances the property's charm. It's easy to imagine the stories held within its weathered wood and the generations that have worked and enjoyed this mountain.
Properties like this are increasingly hard to find-large acreage, significant elevation, usable terrain, and a location steeped in local heritage. Red Oak Mountain isn't just land-it's a legacy waiting to be passed on.
Property lines are approximate.
Directions:
Start in Red Oak, Oklahoma: From Hwy 270 turn north on Main Street in Red Oak, go north for .4 miles, at the Tee turn East (Right) and go .4 miles. Property will be on your left.
Showing Instructions:
Contact Listing Agent
Nathan Gooch
N2,N2 SE,SESE,E2 SWSE 4.9 A, Sec 27 6 21 Latimer County Oklahoma
