Small Farm Bordering National Forest

This 36+/- acre tract has numerous highly sought-after features. Two flat areas with different elevations dominate the topography. The lower basin borders a paved highway to the north and backs up to a thin wooded sloping area to the south. Above the short sloping area, you find a high ground that lays very flat. The upper area currently is completely hidden from the lower portion where the road is located. You could choose to be hidden or thin enough timber to view the road…whatever you prefer. Both levels are predominantly cleared pastureland with small pockets of timber spattered sporadically. Some of the existing timber includes large oaks and walnut trees. The present owner has run an underground rural water line, power and fiber optics to the high area where a perfect building spot exists. No overhead powerlines can be found on the high ground. The place is fenced and ready for cattle, horses, or other forms of livestock. Two small ponds are on the property along with two automatically fed water tanks that is fed from an old existing well on the property.

Possibly the most intriguing feature of this parcel is that the Sylamore National Forest borders its full length to the west and corners the forest to the north. This piece possesses all the needed attributes to maintain a healthy deer, turkey, bear, and other game habitat. For you farmers, bring your cows and horses and turn them loose on this fenced pastureland. A mobile home is also present just off the pavement with rural water, a propane gas tank, septic system, and power already in place. The mobile needs work but is salvageable. Also, an old home sits on the southwestern portion of the property with a well beside it. Although this setting is remote, access via a paved road exists along the entire northern boundary. The town of Fifty-Six and Blanchard Springs Caverns are minutes away, while Mountain View is less than 30 minutes away.