
Waterfront, Lake Access, Income Potential, Acreage
The house itself is small. 644 square feet, two bedrooms, one bath, built in 1977. You walk it in about two minutes. But that's not really the point here, and you probably figured that out already.
What you're actually buying is the setup. Two lots totaling 0.64 acres in Canadian, Oklahoma, close to Lake Eufaula and a boat ramp. The land gives you room to park a trailer, store gear, spread out the way you want to with a lake property. The house is more or less a place to sleep and get out of the weather.
It comes fully furnished. Everything stays. So you pull up, unload your cooler, and you're done. That's a meaningful detail if you're thinking about this as a weekend place or a short-term rental. No furniture runs, no staging, no figuring out what you need. It's already set up.
644 square feet reads tight on paper, and it is tight. Two people are comfortable. Four people are making it work. If you're imagining big family gatherings inside, this isn't that house. But if the plan is to be outside most of the time anyway, and use the house mainly for sleeping and showering, the size is probably fine.
Covered parking is included. On a property where you might be storing a boat, a trailer, or both, that's worth having.
The agent description is thin on specifics about the interior condition, what the furnishings actually look like, or the state of the mechanicals. What year the roof was done, the condition of the HVAC, the age of the water heater — none of that is in the listing. You'd want answers before you commit.
At $90,000 for two lots near Eufaula with everything included, the math is simple enough to follow. The house is a box on a decent piece of land near a lake, and it comes ready to use.


