000 Silvey Rd

Property facts

Price

$150,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

9.38 acres

County

Mccurtain County

MLS #

11628711

Description

IN BROKEN BOW, OKLAHOMA This nicely wooded acreage is nice and flat. It does slope downward to the east approximately 30' in the 1100' of run on the property. This provides for some good drainage of the acreage. The 9.38 Ac will make an excellent site for about any kind of business that needs space. Such as a salvage yard or housing development. The property has electricity and city water available. It is very wooded at this time and certainly could make a beautifully wooded housing addition of wooded lots. The property is just off Silvey Rd which is only 1/2 mile east of the junction of Hwys 259 & 70. There is a large open on 4 sides shed or pavilion that is approximately 30' wide by 80' long on the property. This 9.38 Acres adjoins another 4.91 acres that fronts Hwy 70 that is also for sale by the same owner. The 4.91 has an approximate 50'x150' all steel shop building on it with a concrete slab floor and 3 phase electric. It is priced at $249,995. If you needing more space, the two properties together would give you 14.29 nice acres close to downtown Broken Bow. I can imagine a salvage yard, big rig or motorhome RV repair shop. Or, like mentioned above, a great housing development might work too. See the listing for the 4.91 Acres for more details. Don't miss this opportunity for a great deal. CALL THE LISTING AGENT DIRECTLY FOR BEST INFORMATION AND YOUR PERSONAL TOUR. You'll be glad you did!

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