10 Cross Creek Rd S, Longtown, OK 74432

This one half acre lots sits in a quaint quiet subdivision that is located in the Longtown / #9 Landing area. The lot is located less than a mile to a boat ramp, the lake, and sand beaches. 3 homes have currently been built within the subdivision. There are only 3 lots left, being Lot 9 (priced at $45,000), this lot being Lot 10, and the Lot 11 (priced at $65,000). Cross Creek allows for new construction only with a minimum of 1500 square feet. Utility companies are: Longtown Rural Water, Kiamichi Electric, Cross Telephone, and you may choose your own septic company for the alternative septic system. Lake Eufaula, Oklahoma's largest lake, is located in southeastern Oklahoma near the city of Eufaula. Covering 105,500 surface acres with 800 miles of shoreline. Activities at Lake Eufaula include boating, fishing, swimming, hiking, hunting, golfing and horseback riding. Two state parks and Corps of Engineer campgrounds offer a variety of camping options, tents, yurts, and RV hookups. There are also many private RV parks with amenities to fit your specific needs. Traditional lodging and all types of rentals are available from small one-room cabins to luxurious elevated homes. For fun on the water, Lake Eufaula has multiple marinas and rentals are available at some for houseboats, pontoon boats, ski boats and paddle boats. The marinas on the lake also provide boating accessories and groceries to ensure visitors are prepared on their outing. For visitors who bring their own boat, there are many boat ramps available for easy access. Enjoy the action of water sports including skiing, wakeboarding and tubing while speeding across the lake, or relax on a pontoon boat. Canoe and paddleboat rentals are also available at Lake Eufaula. Fishing is a favorite pastime at Lake Eufaula. Tournaments are held every year and fishermen come from all around to compete for bragging rights. Fishing at Lake Eufaula is a year-round sport, and some marinas feature enclosed, heated docks for fishing in comfort during winter. Anglers come from across the United States to test their skills at catching largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, Kentucky bass, crappie, catfish, sandbass, stripers (below the dam), and other species.