A manufactured home park at 8712 Steuart Street near golf, downtown and trails; a 1974 three-bedroom ($224,900) and a 2013 two-bedroom ($424,000) are listed per MLS® listings.
Summokan Park is named in MLS® listings as a quiet manufactured home park minutes from golf, downtown Summerland, parks and trails. Two homes are active: a renovated 1974 three-bedroom with attached garage and a corner-lot 2013 two-bedroom of about 1,324 sq ft that the listing says is priced below assessment.
Pad terms and age rules are not in the export.
Summokan Park suits buyers who want a lower entry price in a quiet park near amenities.
Homes sit on rented pads, so confirm pad rent, park rules and tenancy terms in writing.
Review bylaws, minutes, depreciation report, reserve fund and any planned special levies before you write an offer.
Ask for the pad lease, rent history and park rules.
Inspect electrical, plumbing and certification, especially for a 1974 home.
Strata or pad fees, property tax, insurance and any levies — confirm exactly what the monthly charge covers.
Pat can compare Summokan Park against other South Okanagan manufactured home parks and flag construction or maintenance concerns before you commit.
As of 2024, deferring a depreciation report by vote is no longer allowed — South Okanagan strata corporations have until July 1, 2027 to be compliant. See the full guide →
2 currently active — $224,900 – $424,000
Figures from MLS® active listings exported October 9, 2026. Facts marked “per MLS® listing” come from listing remarks and fields and may differ by unit — verify strata fees, rules and building details in the strata documents. Pat can pull recent sold comparables for any unit you are considering.
Homes in a manufactured home park normally sit on rented pads. Confirm.
The listings do not say. Confirm.
Pat can compare Summokan Park against other manufactured home parks.
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