This is a beautiful, well kept secluded getaway with access to Oklahoma's Little River right next to the property. The cabin sits on an immaculate 2 acres that boasts massive river bottom hardwoods throughout the property. It also includes 2 metal enclosed sheds/garages and a carport. There is a great well that supplies water to the property with a new well pump that was installed this year (2020). A sizable chain link fenced yard is an added convenience to keep your furry friends contained. The property is a stones throw away from a remote section of the beautiful Little River that provides ample fishing and recreation possibilities. The current owners own the small area of land between this property and the river bank, but will provide legal access directly to the river to the new owners. The cabin was originally a mobile home that has been permanently situated on the property and has been added on to with 2 additionally rooms, a breezy screened in porch, and an expansive deck on the back of the cabin that overlooks the yard towards the river. The 1975 home was updated in 2014 with all new water lines, gas lines, and electrical. For an added touch the bathrooms, kitchen and all trim in the home have been updated with aromatic cedar. Propane supplies a traditional gas long fireplace in the living room that keeps things toasty warm during the cool months. As an added bonus the stove, refrigerator, chest freezer, microwave, washer, dryer, living room furniture, and porch furniture will all remain with the cabin! This home has been used for years as a quite retreat/second home and is an absolutes steal for southeast Oklahoma at this price. Broken Bow Lake and Beavers Bend are a quick 30 minutes up the road. Take a road trip and come check out this quiet getaway that is sure to provide hours of relaxation and countless memories with loved ones.
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