Our Homes >Oberon Wood |
Orcas Island, Washington |
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Oberon Wood |
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Nowhere else has satisfied my need for community as well as Orcas Island. Owning a home plants me here in a more permanent way than ever before. It is a very nice house, it’s all mine—and I can afford it.
The homeowners of each OPAL neighborhood adopt their own neighborhood rules. Here are the Conditions, Covenants and Restrictions for Oberon Wood. |
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OPAL Community Land Trust | |||
OPAL’s third neighborhood was completed in 2002. Five homes are clustered on one and a half acres of a three-acre parcel. A second phase of six homes will be constructed on the remaining land in the future. Use of factory-built homes proved to be a more cost-effective approach to building construction. Homes range in size from 912 to 1,578 sq. ft. Mortgages range from $60,000 to $130,000. Monthly payments range from $325 to $800. 