You don’t have to be a cowboy to enjoy the relaxed Western lifestyle on this property just outside of Edmond, OK. Property Description: Be the proud owner of this 5 acre property located in a peaceful residential area with plenty of open space and mature trees. You’ll be just minutes from historic downtown Guthrie and a short 30 minutes from the state capital of Oklahoma City. You won’t have to choose between the rural lifestyle and the fun and adventure of the big city; you can have both. As an added bonus, this property has no zoning restrictions and is located within the highly acclaimed Edmond School District. BUY NOW with cash for $55,000 CALL NOW About the Area: Guthrie is the county seat of Logan County, Oklahoma. Named after Kansas jurist John Guthrie, it was first settled in 1889 when President Benjamin Harrison opened up the unassigned lands there to non-Indian settlers. Guthrie was one of many towns that sprung up as part of the Land Run of 1889. Often called “Harrison’s Hoss Race,” it brought 50,000 participants to the area to stake their claims. Life in Logan County Located in central Oklahoma, the area is often designated as Oklahoma’s “Frontier Country.” Steeped in a rich history, Guthrie, with a population of just under 11,000, offers the friendliness of small town living along with the culture and diversity of a more urban area. It has received a high 81 livability index from AreaVibes. Logan County is the fifth-fastest growing county in Oklahoma; today it has a diverse mix of industry, including agribusiness, manufacturing (including aerospace) and retail trade/tourism. Ten colleges and universities are within a 45-minute drive of the greater Oklahoma City metro area. The Logan County Courthouse was erected in 1907 and it is just one of many representatives of Guthrie’s rich Victorian past preserved for today’s generation to appreciate. A ride on a trolley through downtown Guthrie with its mix of Victorian-era buildings, trendy stores and bed and breakfasts speaks to the successful mix of history and modern life the city offers. What to do and see in Guthrie Oklahoma Territorial Museum and Carnegie Library: Tells the story of those who settled the future state of Oklahoma with artifacts, photos and paintings from 1889 to 1913. There are living history performances and hands-on educational programs. Lazy E Arena: A testament to Oklahoma’s “cowboy heritage,” it is one of the nation’s largest venues for cowboy and Western events, drawing the nation’s most elite cowboys. The Timed Event World Championship is held there in March. It has been called the “Iron Man” for cowboys who each must compete in five different timed events. Guthrie Gunfighters: Another part of the area’s frontier past; wearing period clothing, the Guthrie Gunfighters present exciting gunfight re-enactments from June to September every year at the Blue Belle Saloon in Guthrie. Territorial Capital Sports Museum: An annex of Oklahoma’s official sports museum, it contains memorabilia from athletes who were born, lived or went to school in Oklahoma and later become professional, Olympic or national champions in their sport. Guthrie Ghost Walk: This 90-minute walking tour takes you through Guthrie’s historic downtown district. Guides share the history behind the tales passed down through generations about spirits who some say still live there. Technical Property Details: Street Road Name: Bois D’Arc Blvd Status: Available Cash Price: $55,000 APN: 420052689 State: Oklahoma County: Logan Closest Community/ City To The Property: Guthrie, OK 73044 Size: 5 acres Zoning: Residential
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