You are just a short distance over to Ft. Cobb Lake where WMA (wildlife management area) covers 3,500 acres in Caddo County around the north end of Ft. Cobb Lake. Located south of Hwy 152 and east of Hwy 146, the area is a mixture of post oak, blackjack, red cedars and native mixed grasses. The area has uplands, flood plain and creek bottoms. Mixed grasses, plum thickets and eastern red cedar predominate on upland sites. The lake is fed by three tributaries, Willow Creek to the northeast, Lake Creek to the north and Cobb Creek to the west. All of these creeks are timbered with cottonwood, willow and some hardwoods. There is an abundance of deer, turkey, wild hogs, and all the upland game you would want to hunt.

This country farm house is right out of a country magazine. The owner was a builder himself. He took the time to use all the right materials to reflect his craftsmanship. From the hardwood floors to the brick and mortar, he did not skimp on anything to create an atmosphere of relaxation. From a modern kitchen for the normal day to day operation to a cantina that has a bar to sit at along with tables, pool table, television and grill to fix those steaks or burgers. Atmosphere is what it is all about in this country estate.

After a busy day when the aches and pains have got you down, slip into your private indoor hot tub w/a cozy gas fireplace to enjoy. This 4-bedroom/2-bath home is waiting on you. There is a super nice large utility room and an indoor office just off of it.

Outside that handyman or hunter with his toys has (2) insulated heat-n-air shops. This is ready for anyone that wants a country estate but not the up keep and expense of a large parcel of land. You are close to Wichita Mountains and Lake Lawtonka or Ft. Cobb Lake. All you have to do is grab this one before it goes off the market.