Panola Rd, Panola, OK 74559

This beautiful 34.79 m/l acres mountain property is located in Latimer County on a mountain road 8 miles north of Panola nestled in the heart of the San Bois Mountain Range offers a serene escape into nature. It has a diverse mixture of hardwoods and pine trees, Huckleberries and Blackberries. The property offers a nice gentle slope " free of drop offs"and plateaus to the Cunneo Tubby Creek that runs thru the property. The year around pond is a centerpiece of the property attracting an abundance of wildlife, and a 12 foot aluminum canoe perfect for paddling around the pond and taking in the scenery. This is great for hunting enthusiasts. An abundance of wildlife roam the area include White Trail Deer, Wild Hog, Black Bear,Turkey, and small game making it an ideal spot for nature lovers. It has a raised bed garden for any gardening enthusiasts, with 3 mature peach trees. The garden is supported by an efficient & eco friendly solution designed watering system which is gravity flow water system built into the pond especially for the garden. This comes with a newly built OFF GRID Cabin & Infrastructure. 12X32 three room cabin with a 10X31 covered patio for enjoying views & 3 utilities rooms, 3X4 battery room, 3X4 insulated well house and a 3X3 propane room. The open concept living area and kitchen is equipped with a 4 burner Danty propane cook stove,a refrigerator and a 20,000 btu propane thermostat controlled heater. The shower and vanity gray water pluming has an underground trap to prevent freezing.The well pump and pipes all have a quick disconnect system for winter,not in use or changing the filters. This property runs on a robust Solar powered system that includes: A Midea U shape inverter window air for cooling. 8 240 watt Solar Panels produce 1920 watts per hour of full sun, 24 volt system, 4 AGM batteries 200 HA amp each. Schneider MPPT charge control, 6000 watt inverter. A Drummond Shallow water pump with 3 filters + a UV light filter which services the house ensures clean water to the cabin from a 1600 gal underground water tank encased with cement including on a cement slab filled via a gutter fed catchment system.There is a 1000 gal septic tank.