0.07 Acre RV Living; Boat Ramp & Water Electric Available in Park Hill, Ok
Price: $5,900
Owner Financing: $2,900 down, then $93.74 per month for 60 months (includes principal, interest and processing).
Reservation Fee: $900 non-refundable reservation fee secures this property. Reservation fee will be counted toward purchase price or down payment.
With your Purchase You Get:
1. A Deed in Your Own Name
2. Build on your Land During the Financing Period
3. Live on your Land During the Financing Period
4. NO Closing Fees if you Close Directly In-House with our BBB A+ Rated Sales Team
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Purchase Closing
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Cash Buyer will receive a Warranty Deed.
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No fees for Buyer if closing in-house. Buyer responsible for current year and subsequent year property taxes.
Land Description:
10 minutes to Quik Stop Gas Station
23 minutes to Cherokee Landing State Park
29 minutes to Walmart Supercenter
30 minutes to Tahlequah
31 minutes to Cherokee National History Museum
31 minutes to Northeastern Health System
45 minutes to Muskogee
58 minutes to Honor Heights Park
58 minutes to River Country Water Park
1 hour 20 minutes to Tulsa
Gorgeous Lot with good drainage and access to utilities in Lake Tenkiller Harbor only 45 minutes from Muskogee and a little over an hour from Tulsa, Ok.
The total lot size: 40 ft x 77 ft 3,025 sq ft.
This space will fit any RV, Fifth Wheel, and 10 x 40 Mobile Home. The land is ready to tap into Water, Power, Septic, and High-Speed Internet that are available at the road. Lrec services the power with meter installations running approximately $1,500 - $3,000 depending on location of the extension line, meter and whether a transformer is required. Lrec also provides the internet connections. Water and Septic are available through Usw. $50 sewer deposit and $50 water deposit. There is a $300 water application fee to connect the meter. Septic installations are available to connect your lot to the main sewer system. Installations run approximately $7,000 with the holding tank, lines and connection (subject to change).
RV Dump Station Provided: If you are not ready to spend the money on hooking up to the neighborhood septic system, then this is a great alternative for RV residents on a budget. A 50c machine is provided at the HOA building's dump-site to turn-on the water pump to aid in disposal of waste.
Lake Tenkiller Harbor offers several amenities including a pavilion, swimming pool, public parks, security patrol, road maintenance crew, and a boat ramp launching onto Lake Tenkiller.
HOA Dues are only $111.92 annually. The HOA offers easy online access and private member portal for payment of dues, submission of architectural review forms, and access to meeting minutes.
Property taxes are only $22 / year.
Lake Tenkiller Harbor
Architectural Control / Harbor Patrol -
Secretary - (918-308-9038)
Dues Payments - (405-407-5662)
Roads & Utilities -
Pool & Park -
Light Restrictions: The property allows:
RVs and Fifth Wheels Mobile Campers (travel trailers)
Portable Campers, Motor Homes, Mobile Homes, (Contact Architectural Control at )
Barndominiums
Year-round Camping 600 sq ft minimums on permanent structures; 100 square feet if used in conjunction with an RV or Mobile Applying for a 911 Address: To apply for a street address to the property, apply online here (website)
Utility & 911 Addressing Information:
Electric Utility: Call Electric Company & Highspeed Internet Lrec at 918-772-2526.
Water Utility: Call USW Water/Sewer at 832-756-2143. Water Tap fees amount to $300 for the Connection fee. Prices & amounts are subject to change. For more information, you can check it here.
Sewer: Call USW Water/Sewer at 832-756-2143. Construction cost for sewer would be $7,000 including the holding tank, lines, and connection. For more information, you can check it here.
Note: If you are not ready to spend the money on hooking up to the neighborhood septic system, then this is an excellent alternative for RV residents on a budget. A 50c machine is provided at the dump-site to turn on the water pump to aid in the disposal of waste.
Land Details:
Elegment ID: Hcl_Ok_Ltk_Head45027
Address: Lot 27, S Cherokee Rd, Park Hill, Cherokee County, Oklahoma, 74451
Gps: 35.65402, -95.02939
Parcel Number: 8300-00-00B-027-0-000-00
Size: 0.07 Acres
Conveyance: Warranty Deed
Annual Taxes: $22 / Year (approximate)
Flood Zone: No
Annual HOA / PO: $111.92
Legal Description: Lake TEN Harbor BLK B LT 27 BLK B.
Nearby Attractions:
Cherokee Landing State Park:
Nestled along the scenic shores of Cherokee Landing State Park on Lake Tenkiller, this peaceful getaway offers a perfect mix of outdoor recreation and relaxation. Visitors can enjoy boating, fishing, swimming, and lakeside picnicking, while shaded campsites and cozy cabins provide a comfortable place to unwind. Surrounded by rolling hills and clear blue waters, it's an ideal spot for nature lovers seeking a quiet retreat with easy access to one of Oklahoma's most beautiful lakes.
Cherokee National History Museum:
Located in the heart of Tahlequah, this immersive destination brings the rich heritage of the Cherokee people to life through interactive exhibits, historical artifacts, and engaging storytelling. Housed in the historic Cherokee National Capitol building, the museum offers visitors a deeper understanding of Cherokee culture, resilience, and governance, making it a meaningful stop for anyone exploring the history of the region.
Honor Heights Park:
Located in Muskogee, Oklahoma, Honor Heights Park is a beautifully landscaped destination known for its vibrant seasonal blooms, especially during the annual azalea festival. The park features scenic walking trails, tranquil ponds, manicured gardens, and picnic areas, offering a peaceful setting for relaxation, outdoor activities, and family outings throughout the year.