000 Overstreet-Kerr Rd Keota, OK 74941
This exceptional turnkey business opportunity presents a stunning rustic modern farmhouse wedding venue and event center nestled on approximately 3 acres in Keota, Oklahoma. Built in 2022, the 3,800 square foot main event center boasts unparalleled craftsmanship and elegance, perfectly complemented by two 1,100 square foot silos completed in 2023. These silos function as private bridal and groom suites, honeymoon accommodations, or additional short-term rental units, generating diverse revenue streams. The property is fully furnished and equipped, including 43 tables and 250 chairs, ready for immediate operation. Events are already booked into 2025, ensuring a smooth transition for the new owner. Situated on the historic Overstreet Family Farm, adjacent to a restored 1895 farmhouse, the venue offers a picturesque setting with rolling fields and mature landscaping, providing an idyllic backdrop for unforgettable events. Conveniently located just 12 miles from Sallisaw, Oklahoma, and its growing amenities, including new hotels and restaurants, this property offers a blend of country tranquility and easy access to Interstate 40, attracting both local and out-of-town guests. This is a thriving, established business with a strong reputation, presenting a unique investment opportunity for a discerning buyer seeking a rewarding and profitable venture. The property's rich history and modern amenities combine to create an unparalleled event experience.
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