Tiny & Mobile Home Friendly in Grove, Oklahoma!
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Item Details
Parcel ID: 29850
Legal Description: Lot 10, Block 8, Alberts Walnut Grove
Acre: 0.11
State: Oklahoma
County: Delaware
Taxes: Under $3 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 36°39'37.2"N 94°46'38.3"W
This lot sits on E 247th Road and is a short stroll to the Neosho River, a tributary of Grand Lake. The buyer of this lot can access the lake through a private boat ramp available for $140 per year. In addition, there are multiple free, public boat ramps located a few miles from this area.
Delaware County sits in the far northeast corner of Oklahoma, bordered on the east by McDonald, Missouri, and Benton County, Arkansas. It's one of the state's most scenic and recreation-driven counties, anchored by lake life, tourism, and a steady base of retirees and second-home owners. Delaware County is part of the Cherokee Nation with significant tribal land and cultural sites. The county's identity revolves around Grand Lake o' the Cherokees, one of Oklahoma's premier lakes for boating and fishing. It is an ideal place for weekenders and short-term rental investors.
Albert's Walnut Grove is a small, somewhat rustic subdivision near Grove, OK, primarily valued for its lake access. People love the charming town of Grove, the "capital" of Grand Lake, a small town with outsized importance because it anchors one of the Midwest's most active recreational lake markets. Grove provides the perfect backdrop for many attractions, shops, restaurants, and festivals.
Don't miss this opportunity to own affordable land!
NOTE: The bidder is responsible for determining from the county planning department whether or not a suitable structure can be constructed on this lot. A modular or tiny home with a self-contained sewage tank system would be the recommended use. All lots have access to water, electricity and gas.






































































































































