Nestled in the heart of the scenic Nashoba Valley, this 3-bedroom home sits on approximately 10 acres (MOL) with direct frontage on State Highway 144, offering both privacy and convenient access. The property is bordered on three sides by a large timber company, creating a secluded setting with long-term privacy and excellent wildlife habitat. Located approximately five miles past Nashoba School, the area is sparsely populated, with only one nearby cabin that is used as a rental rather than a full-time residence, making this an ideal option for a peaceful primary home, weekend retreat, hunting property, or short-term rental. The home was built on site and is not a modular. This location provides a great balance of seclusion and accessibility, with Clayton approximately 20 minutes away, Antlers about 35 minutes away, Hochatown and Broken Bow roughly an hour away, McAlester about an hour and fifteen minutes away, and the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex within approximately two and a half hours. The surrounding area is well known for outdoor recreation and hunting opportunities, with close proximity to the Honobia Creek and Pushmataha Wildlife Management Areas, both highly regarded for whitetail deer, turkey, and small game hunting. Nearby lakes such as Sardis Lake, Clayton Lake State Park, and McGee Creek Lake offer excellent fishing, boating, and camping opportunities, adding to the appeal of this property for outdoor enthusiasts. With highway access, minimal nearby neighbors, and a setting surrounded by timberland, properties like this are increasingly hard to find in southeast Oklahoma. Whether you are looking for a full-time residence, a recreational getaway, or an income-producing rental, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a home and acreage in one of Oklahoma’s most beautiful and private valleys.