Located in Clayton, Oklahoma, this 40.08-acre property sits high on Bow Mountain and offers off-grid living in a quiet, remote setting. Although the exact bedroom and bathroom count isn’t listed, the 400-square-foot cabin, built in 2005, includes a loft sleeping area, kitchen space, and a cement foundation.
The lot itself is wooded with tall oaks and pines and includes multiple trails for easy exploring. Clear Creek runs through the land, adding both charm and a natural water source. Additionally, the property features an outhouse, a 500-gallon septic tank, and an RV pad. While plumbing and solar systems haven’t been installed, a generator hookup is already in place. A clearing near the cabin is ready for future solar panels.
Access is available through gravel and timber company roads, located about 9 miles from Highway 2. Because the property is surrounded by 29,000 acres of timber company land, it provides a rare level of privacy. Large wildlife—including deer, turkey, boar, and bear—frequent the area, making it useful for hunting or watching nature.
Whether you’re looking for a peaceful spot to unplug or land with development potential, this acreage offers both. The recent survey adds convenience for planning and boundaries.
If you’re interested in learning more about this property, please contact the listing agent through the Zillow link provided below the photos.
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