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Featured Lake Texoma Land: 1.3 Acres on Texoma Rd in Mead, OK (Sandpoint Area)

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Feb 15, 2025 • 3 min read
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Featured Lake Texoma Land: 1.3 Acres on Texoma Rd in Mead, OK (Sandpoint Area)
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Quick answer: This 1.3-acre lot on Texoma Rd in Mead, OK was raw, wooded land in the Sandpoint area of Lake Texoma, with no existing structures and boat ramps, marinas and beaches a few minutes away. It was a blank slate for a custom lake house, cabin, or getaway, as long as the buyer did the due diligence that raw land always needs.

This property was featured in early 2025 and may no longer be available. See current Mead listings → or browse land under 5 acres.

We get a lot of calls from people who want to build their own place near the lake rather than buy someone else's. This lot is a good example of what that looks like on the Oklahoma side, and a good excuse to walk through the questions every lot buyer should ask.

What did the Texoma Rd lot offer?

FeatureDetails (as featured in early 2025)
Size1.3 acres
LocationTexoma Rd, Mead, OK (Bryan County), Sandpoint area
ImprovementsNone; raw land with no existing structures
SettingMature trees and natural greenery
NearbyBoat ramps, marinas and beaches within minutes
Financing noteNo rent-to-own or owner financing offered

At 1.3 acres there is room for more than a house. Buyers we talked with pictured a lake house with a big deck, a small cabin tucked in the trees, a detached garage or shop, a garden, even a pool or small pond. Some were thinking about a getaway to rent out when they were not using it.

Where is the Sandpoint area of Lake Texoma?

Sandpoint is on the Oklahoma side of Lake Texoma near Mead, west of Durant and on the route toward Kingston. It is a quiet, wooded pocket where you can be on the water quickly without living in the middle of the busier resort areas. Durant is the go-to for groceries, dining, and medical care. Our guide to Lake Texoma's hidden communities covers more spots like this on both sides of the lake.

Lake Texoma itself covers roughly 89,000 acres across the Texas-Oklahoma line and is famous for striped bass fishing, along with boating, camping, swimming, and hiking. 🎣

What should you check before buying a lake lot in Mead, OK?

Raw land is simple to look at and easy to get wrong. Here is our short list:

  • Septic: Most lots near the lake need a private septic system. Ask whether a soil or perc test has been done, and read our Oklahoma septic system guide.
  • Water and electric: Confirm whether rural water and power are at the road, and get cost estimates if lines need to be run.
  • Restrictions: Check for deed restrictions or subdivision rules that limit home size, manufactured homes, RVs, or rentals.
  • Army Corps land: Lots near the shoreline can border federal land. Learn about Army Corps property lines, cutting trees, and the dock permit moratorium before you plan a view or dock.
  • Survey and access: Make sure boundaries are clear and the lot has legal road access.
  • Financing: Land loans often carry different terms than home loans. Talk to a lender early, or plan on cash.

How much does land near Lake Texoma cost?

It varies by size, trees, utilities, and how close you are to the water. Small wooded lots away from the shoreline are usually the most affordable way in, while lots with utilities in place, views, or water access cost more. For a current look, browse land under 5 acres or 5–10 acres, and read our guide to buying land in Texoma.

Is building better than buying an existing lake home?

It depends on your timeline and budget. Building gets you exactly the layout you want, but you'll also be paying for site prep, utilities, septic, and a builder, and it takes time. Buying an existing home is faster and easier to finance. We are happy to price out both paths so you can compare.

Buy a lot and buildBuy an existing home
TimelineLonger: permits, site work, constructionShorter: close in weeks
CustomizationFull controlRemodel what's there
Hidden costsUtilities, septic, driveway, clearingRepairs and updates
FinancingLand and construction loansStandard mortgage options

Frequently asked questions

Where is Sandpoint on Lake Texoma?

Sandpoint is on the Oklahoma side of the lake near Mead in Bryan County, west of Durant.

Do lake lots in Mead have city sewer?

Most don't. Plan on a private septic system and confirm soil suitability before you buy.

Can I put a dock on my lot?

Docks on Lake Texoma go through the Army Corps permitting process, and availability has been limited. Check the current rules before counting on one.

Can I finance a land purchase?

Often yes, but land loans usually differ from home loans. Talk with a lender early so you know your options.

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Want to build near the lake in Mead or anywhere around Lake Texoma? We'll help you find the right lot and check the details before you commit. Call or text Love My Texoma Home Team | INC Realty at (580) 217-7435. We'd love to help.

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About Brian & Jonelle

Brian Allen and Jonelle Allen are the Lake Texoma real estate agents behind Love My Texoma Home, serving buyers and sellers across Sherman, Denison, Durant, and the Grayson, Bryan, and Marshall County communities that ring the lake. Brian specializes in foreclosures, probate sales, and renovation properties, while Jonelle focuses on luxury lakefront and waterfront homes.

Together they cover land and ranch, investment property, and everything in between — guided by a mission to bring people together so they can grow, love, and succeed. Have a question about buying or selling on the Texas or Oklahoma side of Texoma?

Call (580) 217-7435.

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