Wet Weather Creek and Log Cabin
Take a look at this beautiful 160 +/- acres situated in Cotton County. Featuring a wet weather creek, two ponds, and a natural spring, this property has enough water features to appease most appetites. The wet weather creek is comprised of several different tree species, including American elm, ash, hackberry, and willow. Along the corridor where the natural spring flows, there are also mature cottonwoods and the pastures are interspersed with Bois D'Arc. Native grass pasture on this property also presents the opportunity for one to either add to a current ranching operation or start a new business endeavor.
Situated on the south-central portion of the property sits a 1,144-square-foot log cabin that was built in 2003. It has two bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The kitchen features an island with a built-in stove for the ability to integrate cooking and the living space. The house sits o...
Situated on the south-central portion of the property sits a 1,144-square-foot log cabin that was built in 2003. It has two bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The kitchen features an island with a built-in stove for the ability to integrate cooking and the living space. The house sits on top of the highest point of the property, and with a covered patio and back porch, you will find watching the sunrises and sunsets to be a pleasure regardless of whether you're an early bird or night owl. Located at the barnyard is a 1,300-square-foot Quonset hut perfect for your storage needs. Close access to I-44 would make for a perfect getaway or a charming rural home!
Property Features
-Two ponds
-Natural spring
-Good fencing
-1,144 square foot, 2 bed, 2 bath log cabin
-Covered patio and back porch
-Water well
-1,300 square foot Quonset hut
-Wet weather creek
-Native grass pasture
-1 hour 50 minutes from Oklahoma City
-3 hours from DFW
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From Walters, go east on Highway 53 for two miles. Turn north onto County Road N 2650 and go for three miles. Turn east onto County Road E1800, and go for approximately 0.3 miles. The main entrance is on the north side of the road.
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