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Summer Oaks Park

Eugene, Oregon · Lane County

Legally age-restricted 55+completed active resale

Summer Oaks Park is an age-restricted 55-and-older, gated manufactured home community at 3220 Crescent Ave in northeast Eugene, Oregon, near the VA Eugene Health Care Center on Chad Drive and PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center at RiverBend in neighboring Springfield. Built in 1998 with 102 home sites, Summer Oaks Park operates on a land-lease model: residents own their manufactured homes outright and pay a separate monthly lot rent for the underlying land rather than a condominium or homeowners association fee. The community, operated as Summeroaks Park LLC, offers two- and three-bedroom multi-section homes, each typically with two bathrooms and a two-car garage, along with a fitness center and library among its shared amenities.

Last researched 2026-09-17

Price positioning
Reported resale pricing broadly from roughly $186,500 (2023) to $293,000 (2024) for multi-section homes, varying by size, age, and condition; current pricing should be confirmed directly with the community or a local agent
HOA
Not applicable in the traditional HOA sense; instead, reported home-site lot rent ranging from roughly $475-$725/month in older listings to an average around $582-$1,100/month in more recent sourcing, which is separate from any home purchase price
Community size
102 home sites, built in 1998; 100% multisection homes with peaked roofs and lap siding
Home types
manufactured_home
Builder
Not publicly confirmed; owned and operated as Summeroaks Park LLC
Age policy
Age-restricted 55+ gated manufactured home community; residents own their homes and lease the underlying land

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Overview

Independent Assessment

Summer Oaks Park is a genuine land-lease manufactured home community: residents own their individual homes while leasing the underlying land, and multiple independent sources, including the community's own site (branded '55 and Over Mobile Home Community') and third-party directories such as MHBO and MHVillage, consistently describe it as age-restricted (55+) and gated. A recorded deed restriction or park-rule document establishing the exact age-qualification language was not independently reviewed, so buyers should treat the 55+ designation as a community-rule-based restriction consistent with federal HOPA practice rather than a reviewed recorded covenant. Reported lot rent shows a notable range (from roughly $475-$725/month in some listings to figures closer to $1,100/month in others), which buyers should confirm directly with on-site management before assuming a specific ongoing cost.

Who May Find This Community Appealing

Buyers who want an affordable, owned-home entry point into age-restricted housing in the Eugene-Springfield area, and who are comfortable with a land-lease cost structure rather than a deeded lot, are a strong fit for Summer Oaks Park. Its northeast Eugene location near the VA Healthcare Center and Sacred Heart Medical Center at RiverBend also suits buyers who prioritize proximity to healthcare services alongside easy access to Eugene's and Springfield's broader shopping and dining.

Homes & Prices

Homes, Builders & Development History

Summer Oaks Park was built in 1998 as a gated, age-restricted manufactured home community in northeast Eugene, with a total of 102 home sites, all featuring multisection homes with peaked roofs and lap siding. A single named original developer was not found in available sourcing; the community is currently operated as Summeroaks Park LLC, a business entity reported active in manufactured-home operations since 1999. Homes within the community are typically two- or three-bedroom, two-bathroom layouts with attached two-car garages.

Current Pricing & Market Positioning

Reported resale pricing for homes within Summer Oaks Park has ranged from roughly $186,500 for a sale in February 2023 to roughly $293,000 for a sale in July 2024, reflecting both general market appreciation and variation by home size, age, and condition; these figures are for the manufactured home itself and do not include the separate monthly land-lease/lot rent. Buyers should request current available homes and recent closed comparables directly from Summeroaks Park LLC or a local agent familiar with manufactured-home sales in the Eugene-Springfield area.

New Construction vs. Resale Considerations

All homes currently available at Summer Oaks Park are resale, as the community was built out in 1998 with no active new-home construction identified in available sourcing. Buyers should budget for a full inspection of the specific manufactured home's age-appropriate systems, confirm the community's current rules on home age and condition for resale approval, and request the community's current lot-rent schedule and any planned increases directly from on-site management before purchasing.

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Fees

HOA Fees, Capital Contributions & Recurring Costs

Summer Oaks Park does not operate under a traditional HOA or condominium association fee structure; instead, residents pay a monthly home-site lot rent, reported inconsistently across sourcing from roughly $475-$725/month to figures closer to $1,100/month, and set at the time of purchase with annual adjustments within limits established under Eugene/Lane County rules. Buyers should confirm the current exact lot rent for a specific site, any annual rent-increase history, and what is and is not included directly with on-site management before purchasing.

Taxes, Insurance & Special Assessments

Because homeowners at Summer Oaks Park own their manufactured home but not the underlying land, Oregon generally taxes the home as personal property rather than real property when it sits on leased land in a manufactured home community; buyers should confirm the specific tax treatment with the Lane County Assessor's Office. Oregon's statewide Property Tax Deferral for Disabled and Senior Homeowners program is available to qualifying homeowners 62 or older (or younger homeowners receiving Social Security disability benefits) who have owned and lived in the home for at least five years, with a household income cap reported at $70,000 for 2026; buyers should confirm current eligibility and the program's manufactured-home-specific fee directly with the Oregon Department of Revenue, since this deferral program's 62-plus age threshold differs from Summer Oaks Park's own 55-plus residency requirement.

Amenities

Community clubhouse and shared gathering spacesFitness centerLibraryGated entryOff-street and two-car garage parking at most homes

Community Layout & Lifestyle

Summer Oaks Park offers single-level, multi-section manufactured home living with two- and three-bedroom floor plans, two bathrooms, and attached two-car garages at most homes, supporting a lower-maintenance lifestyle within a gated setting. As a land-lease community, day-to-day operations and site maintenance are handled by on-site management rather than a resident-run association board, with regularly scheduled social activities noted among the community's offerings.

Location

Shopping, Healthcare & Airport Access

Summer Oaks Park is located at 3220 Crescent Ave, Eugene, Oregon 97408, in northeast Eugene near the VA Eugene Health Care Center on Chad Drive and PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center at RiverBend in Springfield. The community offers convenient access to the Gateway Mall/Coburg Road retail corridor and Interstate 5, with downtown Eugene and downtown Springfield both a short drive away.

Restrictions

Age Qualification & Material Ownership Restrictions

Summer Oaks Park is consistently marketed and independently listed, including on its own site (titled '55 and Over Mobile Home Community') and on MHBO and MHVillage, as an age-restricted 55-and-older community. No recorded deed restriction or park-rule document establishing the exact age-qualification language, household exceptions, or occupancy percentage was independently reviewed; buyers should request the current written age-restriction policy directly from on-site management before purchasing.

Pros & Tradeoffs

Tradeoffs & Limitations

Because Summer Oaks Park is a land-lease community, buyers own only the manufactured home itself and must budget for an ongoing, separately billed lot rent that varies notably across available sourcing (from roughly $475-$725/month to figures closer to $1,100/month), and can rise over time subject to Oregon's manufactured-dwelling-park landlord-tenant law. A recorded age-restriction covenant could not be confirmed, so buyers should get the exact current age-qualification rule and any HOPA exception policy in writing from on-site management. As with any manufactured home built in 1998, resale buyers should budget for a home-specific inspection and confirm current community rules on home age, resale approval, and any required upgrades before purchasing.

Comparison With Nearby Communities

Within Lane County, Summer Oaks Park and nearby Songbrook in west Eugene are two 55+ manufactured-home communities, both gated, land-lease, age-restricted developments under different management. Summer Oaks Park's smaller scale (102 sites versus Songbrook's 140) and proximity to the VA Healthcare Center and Sacred Heart Medical Center at RiverBend distinguish it from Songbrook's larger footprint, pond-adjacent setting, and indoor pool/spa clubhouse; buyers choosing between the two should weigh northeast-Eugene versus west-Eugene commute patterns alongside each community's specific amenity package.

Listings

Current Listings

A connected local agent or Summer Oaks Park's on-site office can provide current available homes for sale, recent closed comparables, and the current lot-rent schedule.

FAQs

Questions Buyers Should Verify

  • Current exact monthly lot rent for a specific site, given the wide range reported across sourcing (roughly $475-$1,100/month), and the community's rent-increase history and policy
  • Exact age-restriction verification procedure and any documentation required at purchase or move-in
  • Whether the specific home is taxed as real or personal property, and current Lane County property tax treatment for the site
  • Current available homes for sale, their ages and condition, and the community's resale-approval process
  • Current ownership/management contact details for Summeroaks Park LLC
Do residents own their homes at Summer Oaks Park, or is it a rental community?
Residents own their manufactured homes outright but lease the underlying land, paying a separate monthly lot rent. This is a land-lease ownership model, not a rental of the homes themselves.
Is Summer Oaks Park legally age-restricted?
Yes, it is consistently marketed and listed as a 55-and-older community, including on its own site and on third-party directories such as MHBO and MHVillage. Confirm the exact written age policy directly with on-site management.
How many home sites does Summer Oaks Park have?
Summer Oaks Park has 102 home sites, built out in 1998, with all-multisection homes featuring peaked roofs and lap siding.
What is the monthly lot rent at Summer Oaks Park?
Reports vary from roughly $475-$725/month in some sourcing to figures closer to $1,100/month in others. Confirm the current exact lot rent for a specific site directly with on-site management.

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