515 S Osage Ave
Dewey, OK 74029

Note that Lakeshore Mobile Home and RV Park must be purchased with Skyline Mobile Home Park (less than 2 miles apart). The purchase price of $895,000 is the listing price for Lakeshore and the price for the eleven park-owned homes is $50,000. The homes must be purchased with the sale of the park (combined price of $945,000). The purchase price of $370,000 is the listing price for Skyline and the price for the three park-owned homes is $35,000. The homes must be purchased with the sale of the park (combined price of $405,000). The total all in list price for both parks is $1,350,000. Lakeshore Mobile Home and RV Park is an 80-site mobile home park built in 1983 located in Dewey, Oklahoma, which is located just 47 miles north of Tulsa. Lakeshore’s 80 sites include 74 mobile home sites and 6 RV sites. Water and sewer are provided by the City of Dewey. The water expense is now billed back to the residents. Every site at the park is individually metered for water. Lakeshore Mobile Home and RV Park is very aesthetically pleasing as it is positioned around a scenic body of water that adds to the overall appeal of the asset. Skyline Mobile Home Park is a 29-site park built in 1983 and located at 4503 Nebraska Street, Bartlesville, Oklahoma. The park provides a quiet atmosphere for residents and water and sewer are both provided by the City of Bartlesville. Every site is individually metered for water with new digital meters. Lakeshore is uniquely positioned at the mid-point between downtown Dewey and Bartlesville, allowing residents to have housing with proximity to employment. Some of the major employers in the area include ConocoPhillips, ABB Group, and Diversified Systems Resources. Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP recently announced plans to begin construction on a new state of the art polyethylene pilot plant in Bartlesville. The development expansion paired with the continuing efforts of the revitalization of downtown Bartlesville has poised the city to be a destination for young professionals and large enterprises. Expensive apartment rents and limited options for affordable housing will drive occupancy at both Lakeshore and Skyline Mobile Home Park.