Ask Blake Merritt
Fifty-four acres of development land on Highway 177 in Stillwater, with entrances off Highway 177 already planned and in place and additional frontage along the south side of the property.
Two points of access, two sides of road exposure, and a location minutes from downtown Stillwater to the north and direct reach to downtown Perkins and Highway 33 to the south. Much of the platting has already been completed for a beautiful residential development, which means a buyer is not starting this project from scratch. The hard, time-consuming early work is largely done. Entrances off a primary state highway combined with south side frontage give a developer maximum flexibility in how the site is laid out, trafficked, and phased - with no single choke point for ingress and egress at this scale.
An adjoining 10 acres to the east is also available, bringing the total assemblage to 64 acres. Stillwater's continued growth as a university market makes this corridor one of the stronger residential development opportunities in Payne County right now. The platting is underway, the access is in place, and the location is right. Call today to discuss terms and walk the property.
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