Your own land, with the hard part already done.
New homes on Oklahoma land, some with a shop beside them. The septic, the water, the power, and the drive are in before you see it. The ground is yours. No lot rent.
What you're getting
A home with land around it, and every foot of that land is yours.
Coffee on the porch with nobody's window across the fence. A truck in the drive and room for one more. Different homes, different pieces of land, one idea: the place is yours, and the work under it is already done.
The land
Ground on every side of the house, and a drive of your own out to the road. No lot rent and no landlord. What you do with the rest of it is up to you.
The house
New, never lived in, and set on a permanent foundation. Each home has its own floor plan, and each one's page lists its rooms and size.
The room
Space to park the trailer, start a garden, or leave a project on the bench overnight. Nobody needs the space back in the morning.
Land. Groundwork. Home.
Raw land needs a lot of work before a house can sit on it. On ours, that work is finished.
Buy bare ground yourself and you hire the dirt work, the septic, the water tap, and the electric run one at a time, before the house shows up. Ours is one purchase, one closing, and one price that already covers all of it.
Pay with an FHA, conventional, USDA, or VA mortgage, or with cash. USDA can mean zero down for buyers who qualify. How each one works.
Every permit and certification on the house is published on that home's page, with numbers you can check yourself. The questions we get most are answered there too.
01
Land
Bought, titled, cleared, and graded. The driveway and culvert are in.
02
Groundwork
Septic permitted and installed. Water set. Electric run to the house.
03
Home
The house set on a permanent foundation and titled with the land. Nothing left to finish before you move in.
Available now
2.5 acres in Kellyville.
2,001 sq ft, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, and a pond at the back, in Creek County. $295,000 for the land, the house, and the garage together.
Stay in the loop
Get a note when the next one lists.
We build a few of these a year, so the list is short and so is the email. It comes from Connor Ellard and Jeremy Pittman, the two owners of the company whose name goes on the deed before yours does.