Homeowners association

Room to live, and neighbors who wave.

Friendly neighbors in a friendly neighborhood — nearly an acre each, outside city limits, still minutes from Broken Arrow schools and two major highways.

A Broken Arrow address with country-lot breathing room.

This neighborhood is one of the most in-demand locations in Broken Arrow. Lots boast nearly an acre each. We sit outside city limits, within seven miles of each school, and less than two miles from two major highways.

The association is volunteer neighbors — officers, members at large, and committee chairs who live on these streets.

~1 acreTypical lot size
7 milesTo each school
< 2 milesTo two major highways
OutsideCity limits, Broken Arrow

What living here is for

The same three things neighbors mention first: space, location, and people who will pick up the phone.

1

Space that works

Nearly acre lots leave room for a real yard, a shop, kids, dogs, and a quiet evening looking toward the pond.

2

Close to the city, not in it

Broken Arrow schools are nearby. Two major highways sit less than two miles away. Home still feels like the country.

3

Neighbor-run

No far-off management company. Questions, requests, and architectural reviews go to people who live here.

Find the neighborhood

Pin is on the neighborhood in Wagoner County, Oklahoma — south of Events Park, near E. 98th Street South and S. 225th East Avenue.

Charleston Country Estates · Wagoner County, Oklahoma · Get directions