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SOUTH OKLAHOMA CITY

A little quieter.A lot more home.

A neighborhood around a peaceful pond. A park right next door. A familiar place to come home to.

An aerial view of Arbor Lake’s homes, curved streets, trees, and neighborhood pond
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A park next door A pond at the center A place to call your own

WELCOME TO ARBOR LAKE

Room for the
everyday good.

Some places feel like home before you even pull into the driveway. Here, curved residential streets, established trees, and a quiet pond give the neighborhood its own character.

Arbor Lake is a small corner of south Oklahoma City with something easy to appreciate: a place for your daily routine, with a little green space close by.

The Arbor Lake entrance monument beneath the Lake Park Drive and Arbor Lake Drive street signs
YOU’RE IN THE RIGHT PLACE.

Lake Park Drive meets Arbor Lake Drive.

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OUTSIDE, A LITTLE MORE OFTEN

Merrel Medley Park.
Right next door.

A walking loop, a playground, and ball fields give you a reason to step outside. The neighboring city park is part of what makes this corner of Oklahoma City special.

Find the park
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A SMALL DETAIL THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE

A pond. A few trees.
A slower moment.

The neighborhood pond adds a little breathing room between the homes. It’s a simple, peaceful backdrop to the everyday rhythm of the community.

FOR THE PEOPLE WHO CALL IT HOME

Your neighborhood.
A little easier to manage.

Dues, meeting information, project requests, and board contacts—all in the resident hub.

Resident hub

BEFORE YOU MOVE

A few things
worth knowing.

Is there a homeowners association?

Yes. Arbor Lake has a homeowners association that coordinates common-area care and neighborhood administration. Visit the resident hub for current dues information, or contact the board with questions before purchasing.

What should I know about exterior projects?

Fences, additions, and other exterior changes may require architectural approval. Review the governing documents with the board and use the project request form before starting work.

Who can help with neighborhood questions?

The board can help with HOA information, governing documents, and questions about the community. Email arborlakeokchoa@gmail.com. For current listings and property-specific details, contact a real estate professional.

LET’S START WITH HELLO

Picture yourself here?

Have a question about the neighborhood? We’re happy to point you in the right direction.

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