A Rare Opportunity to Refresh And Recharge on Lake Texoma

Whether casting a line in hopes of filling your boat with stripers, exploring one of the hundreds of coves and islands in the lake, watching the sunset over the lake, or rocking out to a waterfront concert, life on Lake Texoma is paradise. 

Let Kim Dale with Allie Beth Allman & Associates show you this extraordinary lifestyle that seems a world away, yet is only a 75-minute drive from Dallas. She is offering the rare opportunity to build a dream luxury legacy estate on a secluded cove at Texoma, one of the nation’s largest reservoirs. 

“Create your exclusive escape to relax, refresh, and recharge!” Dale said of two adjacent lots that have come on the market. Together they make up more than 5 acres of sloping, treed waterfront that includes ownership to the shoreline, where you have your own boat dock. 

A Rare Opportunity

Known as Thompson Heights properties, each lot has more than 2 acres in an established neighborhood of lake lovers and multimillion-dollar homes, including one with its own helipad. 

“Put these two beautiful lots together and build an even larger and more exclusive estate,” Kim said. 

Known for providing service for home buyers and sellers that exceeds expectations, Kim said this property is like winning a trifecta of fabulous sunrises and sunsets while owning the land to the shoreline where your private dock includes two covered 50-foot slips. 

Because the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers built the reservoir in 1944, most owners cannot have private docks. They house their boats at one of 12 marinas, including the Eisenhower Marina, a golf cart ride away. 

“It is so removed. There is so much water. It could be anywhere in the world, but it’s right here in Texas,” Kim said. 

Fun And Fishing on Lake Texoma

Nicknamed the striper capital, Lake Texoma is rated the second-best lake in the state for fishing, sailing, boating, and yachting in its wide-open deep water. The 90,000-acre lake features many coves and islands to explore. On a beautiful day, anchor the boat and start making memories. 

The rap on Lake Texoma through the years was that it lacked restaurants and entertainment. After a day on the water, families hunkered down to watch the sun set over the Red River. 

Now, that is changing. An expanding array of restaurants has opened with diverse offerings. And the exciting new Marina del Ray concert venue across the lake brings in quality performers. 

Picture yourself with a group of friends popping beers while listening to an exciting band from your own boat anchored off the Oklahoma shoreline. 

To jump on this rare opportunity, contact Kim Dale at [email protected] or at 214.354.5755.