This 61± acre tract in Pottawatomie County offers a combination of privacy, natural habitat, and accessibility. With paved road frontage and rural water and electric available at the road, the property remains accessible while retaining the character of undeveloped Oklahoma land. Opossum Creek crosses two portions of the property, creating hardwood-lined bottoms and contributing to the property's diversity. In the southwest corner, a natural slough adds another layer to the landscape, creating habitat for wildlife and seasonal waterfowl use. The terrain is rolling and heavily timbered, with a mix of mature hardwoods, native vegetation, and scattered cedar. Existing trails provide access through portions of the property, while areas of higher ground could be selectively opened to create additional usable space or views across the landscape. Wildlife is a constant presence throughout the property and the land has largely been allowed to remain in its natural state. Surrounded by quiet country homes, farms, and ranches, the property feels private without being remote. It is not a manicured property. The water still follows its own course, the timber still dictates the views, and the landscape has been shaped more by time than by machinery. A diverse tract with water, timber, wildlife, utilities, and room to decide what comes next.