This exceptional 90-acre property presents a unique investment opportunity in Yukon, Oklahoma, within Canadian County. Zoned AA (Agricultural), this versatile land offers significant potential for diverse commercial and agricultural ventures. Strategically located north of W Hefner Road, east of Cimarron Road, west of Frisco Road, and south of the NW Expressway, it boasts convenient access to major transportation arteries including the NW Expressway, Highway 81, I-40, and Route 66, ensuring excellent connectivity. The property features existing infrastructure including a water well and electric service, enhancing its immediate usability. A gravel paved access road provides easy ingress and egress. Perimeter wire and post fencing is in place. Furthermore, the property includes a substantial 3,150 square foot Quonset hut situated on a concrete slab, although it currently lacks insulation and utilities. The asking price for this expansive land parcel is $1,050,000. This represents a compelling opportunity to acquire a significant land holding in a rapidly growing area with excellent access and existing improvements. The property's size and location make it suitable for a wide range of development possibilities, from agricultural operations to commercial enterprises. The existing Quonset hut could be repurposed or removed to accommodate future plans. This is a rare opportunity to secure a large tract of land in a desirable location with established infrastructure.
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