5109 Lakeshore Drive, Okoboji, IA 51355
Okoboji, IA Homes for Sale in 51355 and Real Estate MLS # 250399
$3,887,000
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- 4440
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Okoboji, IA Homes for Sale in 51355 and Real Estate MLS # 250399
250399
$3,887,000
Sale
Single Family Residence
Ranch
RESIDENTIAL
5109 Lakeshore Drive
Okoboji
IA
51355
6
4
2
2
1
4440
11427
Attached
3
West Okoboji Lake
53
22798
2023
Spirit Lake
2019
No
Lake View, Low Bank
Boat Slip, Dock, Driveway-Concrete, Patio
Kitchen Center Island, Main Floor Bedrooms, Main Floor Laundry, Vaulted Ceilings
Cooktop, Dishwasher, Disposal, Microwave, Wall Oven
Water Heater-Gas
Forced Air
Public/City
Public Sewer
Central
No
Full
Poured Concrete
Frame/Wood,Stick Built
Cement Siding
Stauss Realty, Kirk Stauss (712.332.2470)
241056
5
4
4,696
The ice is in and its time to mark some fish! Drag the sled right down the ramp off of Dam Road in Arnolds Park and you are catching fish in minutes. On Minnewashta, no spot is a bad spot. Surrounded by a number of beautiful lake homes, the scene is perfect for drilling some holes and jigging your way to a fresh meal. Gills, perch, crappie and walleye will keep you busy in your fish shack. If have not fished on Lake Minnewashta, now is the time.
The Waterfront has been a really great addition to the Iowa Great Lakes. Located on the Bridges Bay campus, it is easy to find by car or boat. Streak, seafood, pasta, crepes, pizza and numerous delicious sides on the shores of East Lake will have you always coming back for more. Also try their Sunday brunch, it will not disappoint.
Separated from the rest of the Iowa Great Lakes, Big Spirit has a lot to offer. Big Spirit is actually located in Iowa and in Minnesota. This quiet setting offers a number of different lake views as well as access to fantastic fishing. While your are there, stop at the Spirit Lake Fish Hatchery. Every year they use gillnetting to catch and release walleye, muskie and pike using each fish to help breed a new batch of fish for the year. Often times the DNR catches very large fish and put them on display in one of their many fish tanks. The DNR professionals harvest fish eggs and release them after they hatch. Stop by and see the in the Spring, you will not be disappointed.
