Broken Bow, OK 74728 - McCurtain County

Do you love spending time in Hochatown and on Broken Bow Lake? This area has exploded in recent years with tons of attractions, restaurants, and activities. Have you thought about building your own cabin or potentially building multiple cabins? The 40-acre Lacebark Loop property offers a beautiful, wooded setting to construct your dream cabin getaway. The approximate 14-year-old pine plantation provides ultimate privacy, and an attractive mixture of hardwoods along the clear running creek that traverses the property creates an ideal backdrop for your weekend escape. Two small ponds also make excellent cabin sites. The property is a picturesque blank slate ready for your imagination. Electricity is available, and water is nearby. Located north of Broken Bow and only a few minutes from the heart of all the activity in Hochatown, Lacebark Loop is an ideal location for convenience and seclusion. Do not pass up on an opportunity to purchase hard to find acreage in this booming market! Call Brian DePriest today to learn more and set up your showing.

According to the city of Broken Bow's website, the area attracts over 2,000,000 visitors per year. In addition to the park areas, there are some 500,000 acres open to the public in the Three-Rivers Wildlife Management Area. The U.S. Forestry Service has an additional 100,000 acres of open public land. Visitors also enjoy the beautiful 14,000-acre Broken Bow Lake which offers excellent fishing and other water sports activities. The park also includes a challenging 18-hole golf course that is listed as one of the top five courses in Oklahoma. A new $165M, 100-room hotel and casino is under construction just a few miles away and is sure to bring more visitors and entertainment to the area. According to the AirDNA website that evaluates short-term rental markets, Broken Bow is in the top 20 short-term rental markets in the NATION! Broken Bow earned the highest "Investability" score on the list, with an astonishing annual revenue of $85K per year."