Winter Special: Sky Terrace! Special Offer for first 5 Buyers.

Winter Special: Happy Winter

We have some special lots in the Sky Terrace Subdivision. 

Located off of Hwy 51 just outside of the town of Hulbert. It is
a small subdivision with an attached park.

 

The latitude of Hulbert is 35.932N. The longitude is -95.141W.

To receive more information on the community visit

Tahlequah Chamber of Commerce

50 ft. x 100 ft. = 5,000 Sq. Ft.

Taxes=

Approx. $20 Per Year

No Utilities

 

Phone: In Area

 

 

Hulbert, OK is located in Oklahoma's Cherokee county, about 50.0 miles from Tulsa and 135.5 miles from Springfield. Since 1987, the Tahlequah area has been ranked the 4th best all-round retirement location in the United States based on studies of climate, health care facilities, and reasonable cost of living. The county capital of Tahlequah boasts to several historical sites. It is the home of Northeastern State University and the Cherokee Arts and Crafts Center. Cherokee government buildings still standing are the Capitol (1867-70), the National Prison (1874), and the Supreme Court (1844); the Murrell Home (1844) in Park Hill is a fine example of an antebellum mansion. To receive more information on the community visit Cherokee County and Cherokee County, Oklahoma Info

One of the most historically significant cities west of the Mississippi River, Tahlequah was the end of the "Trail of Tears" for the eastern Cherokees. Since 1841, Tahlequah has been the capital of the Cherokee Nation and has been strengthened by its historic origin. Summer months bring visitors from around the world to float the river, tour the living Tsa-La-Gi ancient village, stroll through outdoor arts and crafts shows, sing along with the River City Players at the NSU Playhouse, and swing to the sounds of jazz at the NSU Jazz Lab. Tahlequah is the home of Northeastern State University, an innovative, progressive institution which has emerged as the fastest growing university in Oklahoma.

Greenleaf State Park location is three miles south of Braggs on SH-10 in eastern Oklahoma. Located in the rolling Cookson Hills between the scenic Illinois River and beautiful Lake Tenkiller, the Tahlequah area is a sportsman's paradise and a mecca for outdoor recreation. Year-round activities range from rodeos to dogwood tours, from Broadway shows to pow wows, from fall foliage tours to community theatre, from festivals to fishing tournaments.