1103 Taylor St Ada, OK 74820
This exceptional 2.75-acre mixed-use property presents a unique investment opportunity in Ada, Oklahoma. Strategically located with frontage on both Cradduck Road and Taylor Street, this site offers unparalleled visibility and accessibility for any commercial venture. The property includes an existing income-generating rental home, providing immediate cash flow potential while development plans are underway. The substantial lot size allows for a wide range of development possibilities, from expanding the existing rental unit to constructing new commercial buildings. The presence of a paved parking area further enhances the property's functionality and appeal to potential tenants or customers. This prime location in Ada offers easy access to major roadways and is situated within a thriving community. The combination of existing income and significant development potential makes this a truly compelling investment opportunity. The property's versatility allows for a variety of uses, catering to a broad spectrum of business needs. This is a rare chance to acquire a substantial parcel of land in a desirable location with immediate income generation, making it an ideal choice for both seasoned investors and new developers seeking a foothold in the Ada market. The existing infrastructure, including the paved parking area, significantly reduces the upfront costs associated with development. Don't miss this chance to secure this exceptional mixed-use property in a rapidly growing area.
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