60 Laurel Point Dr, Oakdale, CT 06370

Premier location on Oxoboxo Lake! This fabulous year round 2 bedroom approx 1250 sq ft Ranch home has been meticulously maintained and is in turn-key/move in condition! Beautiful hardwood floors, updated roof, electrical, hot water heater, well pump,full bath with shower and newer windows! This property is located on a PRIVATE lake with direct access. It has a fantastic lower level deck and an awesome boathouse with upgraded docks and 2 sets of stairs! You can sit in front of the rebuilt fireplace or enjoy unbelievable views from the sun porch, deck or dock! . There is ample storage and parking. The yard is fenced in and also includes an outdoor shower!This property is very special and unique! Convenient to highways, casino and all things in Oakdale! Oxoboxo Lake is a natural lake. It feeds the Oxoboxo River, which runs 6 miles to the Thames River in Uncasville. Late 17th-century settlers recognized the value of water power and built dams on the lake and along the Oxoboxo River. The lake's existing 22-foot earth-and-stone embankment was built in the 1880s, and long-time residents still recall diving off it when they were children. Jumping off the dam is now prohibited. According to a 1959 state fishery survey, Oxoboxo Lake covers 163.8 acres, has a maximum depth of 37 feet and an average depth of 18.8 feet. The Montville assessor's office has the lake at 136 acres. Oxoboxo Lake is privately owned (Stone Container Corp. is the owner), as is the property around it. In the 1920s, the Oxoboxo Land Co. proposed building a camp that had 3/4-mile of lakefront along the northern shore. The company proposed building more than 200 25-by-100-foot campsites, three bathing beaches and a lodge. Prices for lots ranged from $160 to $1,000. Assessor Daryl DelGrosso said there are now about 100 lots along the north shore. Fewer than 40 have frontage on the lake. The north shore continues to be the only part of the lake that is developed. Property owners belong to the Oxoboxo Lake Beach and Boat Club Inc., a private lake association, which oversees activity at the lake.