10150 Slaughterville Road

Property facts

Price

$335,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

20 acres

County

Cleveland County

Annual taxes (2025)

$59

MLS #

11962409

Description

Don't let this 20 acres of possibilities slip by you! Have you been wanting LAND with a 30 x 50 SHOP? That is just the beginning of the extras this property at 10150 Slaughterville Rd has to offer. It is fenced with a 6 strand barb wire with a double gate. The shared pond is stocked with bass and waiting for you to enjoy fishing with those beautiful Oklahoma sunsets. Bring your canoe or paddleboat to have even more great memories.....you can't get that in town! The hay field has produced 20 (avg) large round hay bales. The newly built red iron 30 x 50 shop was constructed in February 2026 by Bargain Barns. It has concrete flooring with 10 x 10 roll up doors at both the north and south sides of the building. There is one walk thru door on the west side of the shop. At the SE corner of the property there is a small creek and lots of trees for protecting the local wildlife. The items in the shop will be removed before closing. The utilities are at the road just waiting for you to decide where you want to place your new home. Call today for scheduling your appointment. Words doesn't give it justice for all of the great features this property has to offer. Professional pics coming soon. 35.08541, -97.29265

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