2.47 Acres On Falcon Lake in Piedmont, OK
Tucked away and secluded in the back of the neighborhood and right on top of Falcon Lake are 2.47 acres of pure natural beauty for your dream homesite. You've got to come see this gorgeous property which sits on a peninsula overlooking Falcon Lake. Perfect for your dream home, recreational or investment property. The acreage is the perfect mix of open ground and hard timber.
Falcon Lake is a private lake for use only by landowners. Stocked a couple years back by the legendary fisheries biologist, Bob Lusk, aka "The Pond Boss." Stocked with Pure Florida, F1 and Northern Bass, among others to establish the habitat. A dock can be built with permission from neighborhood committee. Whitetail deer regularly spotted on the property. This place is serene, its beautiful, and is truly one of a kind. Pictures do not do it justice.
Come see it before it's gone!
- Electric: Seminole Electric.
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- Sewer: No public sewer, septic required.
- Water: Deer Creek Water.
- Gas: Propane tank required.
- Access:The roadway to the property is a Piedmont public street. It is on the list to be graded by Piedmont soon, but is a dirt road which is in decent to good shape.
- Building Restrictions: 2,000 sq/ft minimum. See full restrictions attached.
- Parts of property are in flood zone A. We have conducted an elevation survey and consulted with the Army Corps of Engineers and a certified flood plain manager who has determined that the elevation of the proposed home build site looking over the lake is 2.38 ft above the base flood elevation. This means that you can be confident you will be able to build your home looking over the lake without having to get flood insurance or worry about your home flooding.
From elevation to owner history
Search for detailed parcel information including; Elevation & Vegetation Maps, Ownership Information, Detailed Parcel Information, Crop History Map, Soil Survey Productivity Data, and more.
Research Parcel InformationDirections
From Sara Rd and Azalea St (Waterloo) head west. Turn south on Falcon Dr and follow until ends. Turn east onto Strod Rd, continue until the asphalt ends and you get to Strod Circle.
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