TR 53,54,58 PINE TREE TRAIL, Albion, OK 74571

CREEK FRONTAGE & 36.24 ACRES OF SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA MOUNTAIN LAND!!     Pine Tree Trail Tracts 53, 54 & 58 - 36.24 Acres with 800+ Feet of Long Creek Frontage!     Experience a true mountain paradise with Pine Tree Trail Tracts 53, 54, and 58! This 36.24-acre off-grid property offers over 800 feet of beautiful Long Creek frontage, including 500+ feet where you own land on BOTH sides of the creek - a rare and highly desirable feature!    Located in the heart of the scenic Kiamichi Mountains, this property features legal access and road frontage. It's perfectly suited for off-grid living, camping, hunting, or building your private retreat surrounded by the peaceful sounds of flowing water.    There are no utilities available, making this a true off-grid opportunity for those wanting self-sufficiency, privacy, and natural beauty.     Property Highlights:    36.24 acres total (Tracts 53, 54 & 58)    Over 800 feet of Long Creek frontage    Over 500 feet with land on both sides of the creek    Legal deeded access via  Pine Tree Trail    Road frontage for easy access    No utilities available - perfect for off-grid living    Prime hunting, camping, and recreation area    Loaded with deer, turkey, hogs, and other wildlife     Owner Financing Available!    10% or more down payment    8.75% interest    Up to 15 years to pay    Estimated monthly payments: Roughly 1% of the amount borrowed   Example: $999.45 per $100,000 borrowed    If you've been dreaming of a creek-front property in a secluded mountain setting, Pine Tree Trail Tracts 53,54&58 are a must-see. Properties with land on both sides of the creek are extremely rare and highly valuable!     Call today to schedule a tour or request more information!    #OffGridLiving #CreekFrontProperty #PineTreeTrail #LongCreekFrontage #LandOnBothSides #MountainProperty #KiamichiMountains #OwnerFinancing #SecludedLand #SelfSufficientLiving #WildernessRetreat #HuntingProperty #OffGridCabin #BuyLand #RemoteAcreage #AdventureAwaits #EscapeTheCity