The small cabin contains a covered front porch overlooking the pond to the west, living area, kitchen area, full bathroom, upstairs loft and overhead garage door. The farm also contains a 30’ x 24’ concrete-floored, 3-car shop that is ideal for equipment storage, wildlife processing, mancave, bunk house, 2nd residence and future improvements. The possibilities are endless. Spanning 360 +/-acres northeast of Jay, Oklahoma, this distinctive Delaware County farm combines mature hardwood timber, substantial elevation changes, seasonal creeks, multiple ponds, and secluded acreage in a remarkable recreational setting. The landscape ranges from approximately 860 to 1,100 feet in elevation, creating a diverse mix of wooded ridges and lower-lying areas that offer excellent opportunities for wildlife habitat management. Mature timber and natural cover provide promising conditions for whitetail deer and wild turkey, while the farm’s ponds and seasonal drainage features add diversity to the landscape. Approximately 40 acres in the southwest section, west of S 640 Road and below the Whitewater Creek Dam, present a unique opportunity for the potential development of a dedicated waterfowl sanctuary. Existing improvements include perimeter fencing and an extensive gravel-based road and trail system that provides UTV access throughout much of the farm, allowing hunters and outdoor enthusiasts to explore the deep interior with ease. With county-maintained gravel road frontage and convenient access to Jay, Grove, along with the amenities of Northeast Oklahoma, Southwest Missouri and Northwest Arkansas, this Delaware County farm offers a compelling combination of privacy, wildlife habitat, existing infrastructure, and future recreational possibilities. Whether your vision is a premier hunting destination, a secluded family retreat, or a farm dedicated to wildlife management, this 360 +/-acre farm is worth a closer look.