12532 Shoreline Dr , Skiatook, OK 74073(Osage County)

-Double sink master bath with bathtub & shower.

Living Room:

-Open plan -Wood burning fireplace -Rustic designed vaulted ceilings -Built in tv/book case -Hand hewn beams -Mixed flow of tile and wide plank wood floors.

Open Dining Room:

-Gas log fireplace -Views of the lake.

Downstairs 3 bedrooms:

-3 sink spacious bathroom -Views of the lake -Private balcony with lake views.

-Den with desk area -Work out room -Unfinished wine cellar.

Upstairs Bedroom suite/game room:

-Bedroom -Full bathroom -TV/Den -Cedar lined closet.

Garage:

-Over sized 3 car garage -Multiple work areas -Storage closets.

ATV Garage & Safe Room:

-Electric overhead door -Safe room with separate entrance.

About Skiatook Lake:

-Skiatook Lake is located on Highway 20, 4 miles west of the town of Skiatook, and 11 miles east of Hominy, Oklahoma; about a one hour drive from Tulsa. Gentle rolling hills of Blackjack and Post Oak interspersed with Tall Grass Prairie surround beautiful Skiatook Lake.

Elevated 714.0 feet above sea level, the lake has a surface area of about 10,500 acres and 160 miles of shoreline.

The shoreline is accentuated by steep picturesque bluffs which offer fantastic views. Boating, hiking, swimming, camping, picnicking as well as hunting and fishing are all popular activities at the lake.

Sport fishing is very popular and Skiatook Lake has several annual fishing tournaments. Largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, spotted bass, striped bass, walleye, black and white crappie, channel catfish, and several species of sunfish, or lake perch, are plentiful in Skiatook Lake. [State & Lake Record Fish] -- (for more info about the Fishing Tournaments, contact the Skiatook Chamber)

Whitetail deer, rabbit, squirrel, quail, and many more bird species are plentiful around the lake. Even a few coyote have been seen. During the seasons, about 8,000 acres of this land are open for hunting.

About 1,800 acres of land around the lake have been set aside for public use areas. These areas provide roads, parking spaces, boat ramps, nature trails, picnicking and camping sites along with sanitary facilities. These areas remain attractive to the user and blend in with the natural landscape surrounding the lake.