None , Talihina, OK 74571(Pushmataha County)

This property is great for a hunters paradise, an outdoor adventurist, or off-grid, full-time living. The main home is made of superior-quality construction. The dwelling is a dome-shaped, concrete-blown earth shelter by Form Works. This home has an open floor plan with 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen, dining, and large living area for gatherings of family or friends. Approximately 3,600 watts of energy power are available through a solar energy unit designed by Outback Solar. A brand new 10kw Kohler Generator is used as a backup on cloudy days. A wood burning stove is more than sufficient to heat the entire home. Electric bills are $0.00 due to Sona Tubes for light and solar energy. Propane gas powers the oven, hot water tank, stove, and refrigerator. This underground home generally stays between 60- and 79-degrees year-round. A low energy built in air exchange brings constant air into the home.

The guest home is a gorgeous log cabin featuring 1 bedroom, 1 bath, with a spacious loft, living area, and full kitchen. The home was built by Satterwhite Log Cabins who starts with trees that have naturally fallen, then allowed to dry over time in arid conditions of the American West. Satterwhite is known for superior performance and has created the natural and best solution for thorough dryness and long-term stability of their logs. This home could also serve as a supplemental income as a rental cabin, which are becoming increasingly popular in the area. Both homes have outdoor fire pits and also wood burning stoves.

Trails, 2 stocked ponds, and a hoop house (quonset green house) are also part of the property. Views of the Kiamichi Mountains on one side and Potato Hills on the other make this a perfect, peaceful spot to relax and unwind. With the vast Honobia Creek Wildlife Management Area less that 3 miles away, K-Trail four wheel/Jeep trail, Sardis Lake, and the Ouachita National Forest all nearby, the area offers an array of outdoor recreational opportunities. The land on the property is 1/3 clear and 2/3 woods. Bears, whitetails deer, and turkey have been abundant. Some areas of the property have been improved for wildlife habitat by selective thinning and controlled burns, with other areas left completely alone to serve as wildlife sanctuary area. There are several deer stands on the land. All feeders are hanging in trees with a pulley system to keep them protected from the bears.

If you have dreamed of an off-grid retreat...THIS IS IT! The location affords a perfect blend of accessibility and remote living. Just a couple miles off of Indian Highway, south of Talihina, access is via a nice county road to a private, well-maintained driveway. It is turn key in functionality. One can literally enjoy all of benefits of getaway living the day after the sale is complete! This property is a must see.