16930 W 84th Street S Sapulpa, OK 74066

Welcome to one of the most unique and sought-after lakefront properties in Northeast Oklahoma: a rare 26 acre tract on Lake Sahoma that already has the essential utilities in place. Rural water service through Sapulpa Rural Water District #3, electric Indian Coop , fiber optic internet via Fiberlink..., making it ready for immediate use and future development. With these improvements already established, you can focus on creating your ideal lakefront retreat without the delays or expenses of utility installation. Surrounded by the tranquil waters of Lake Sahoma on two sides and offering over 1,122 yards of shoreline (663 yards on the west side and 459 yards on the east), this property is truly one-of-a-kind. Originally developed as a private tree orchard by a professional landscaper, the land is home to rows of mature, well-maintained trees in a wide variety of species, creating a picturesque landscape that changes beautifully with the seasons. Rolling terrain, open clearings, and gentle slopes provide multiple prime building sites, perfect for a custom lakehouse, weekend cabin, or even a family compound. At the heart of the property sits a 55’ x 40’ barn with electricity, offering ample space for storage, equipment, or potential conversion for additional use. A private concrete boat ramp provides rare, direct access to Lake Sahoma, making it easy to launch your boat, kayak, or paddleboard at a moment’s notice. The land itself is a haven for wildlife, featuring a healthy stand of native grasses and natural clover, which draws in large whitetail deer, waterfowl, and other game species. The property lies outside of city limits, allowing for recreational uses & more flexible land management options. Despite its private, peaceful setting, this property is incredibly accessible: just 4 miles to downtown Sapulpa, 8 miles to Sand Springs, and 13 miles to downtown Tulsa. Whether you’re looking to build a lakefront escape, create a legacy property for generations to enjoy. Continue reading