Rarely does a property this complete come to market. Located in the beautiful Lodi community, just 15 minutes from Glenwood in the Kirby School District, this 430± acre ranch borders the Ouachita National Forest and delivers the trifecta serious buyers demand — productive working ground, exceptional water, and spectacular views — all within a single boundary. | THE LAND: Rolling pastures cross-fenced into multiple paddocks currently support 200+ head of cattle, with infrastructure in place to continue ranching from day one. Lush grass stands, mature scattered oaks for shade, and well-maintained interior roads make this a turn-key cattle operation. Multiple premium building sites — including two bluff-top locations with panoramic views of the Ouachita Mountains — invite the next owner to build a legacy home or hunting lodge without compromise. | THE WATER: Self Creek, a year-round Ouachita Mountain stream with crystal-clear water running over a rocky gravel bottom, winds through the property with the seller owning both banks. A stocked pond adds a second water feature. In Pike County, year-round water of this quality is the most sought-after and hardest-to-replace asset a rural pr

Rarely does a property this complete come to market. Located in the beautiful Lodi community, just 15 minutes from Glenwood in the Kirby School District, this 430± acre ranch borders the Ouachita National Forest and delivers the trifecta serious buyers demand — productive working ground, exceptional water, and spectacular views — all within a single boundary. | THE LAND: Rolling pastures cross-fenced into multiple paddocks currently support 200+ head of cattle, with infrastructure in place to continue ranching from day one. Lush grass stands, mature scattered oaks for shade, and well-maintained interior roads make this a turn-key cattle operation. Multiple premium building sites — including two bluff-top locations with panoramic views of the Ouachita Mountains — invite the next owner to build a legacy home or hunting lodge without compromise. | THE WATER: Self Creek, a year-round Ouachita Mountain stream with crystal-clear water running over a rocky gravel bottom, winds through the property with the seller owning both banks. A stocked pond adds a second water feature. In Pike County, year-round water of this quality is the most sought-after and hardest-to-replace asset a rural pr