Why start from scratch? Developing rural, raw land can be a risk. Connecting utilities, clearing the land and lining up contractors can be a headache. But here are 11 acres with much of the work, and most of the hard work, already done. There’s a gravel parking area with two driveway entrances that enter right up to your brand-new 6,000 square foot metal building. Finish it our inside, use it for covered, air conditioned RV parking and/or use it as a barn and build your country estate on any of the 9 acres behind it. The building has 3 5-ton air conditioning units installed and punched into the building. Water is provided by your private well just a few steps off the back of the building. Electric service is at the street or line the roof with solar and live off-grid. The choices are limited only by your imagination. 330 feet of frontage and over 1500 feet to the back of the property give you space, seclusion and privacy. Sensible deed restrictions prevent junkyards and RV parks from changing the landscape. You can feel safe that your value and your enjoyment of your property are secure. You can place up to 5 homes on your land or even subdivide and develop into a family fortune. Outside the city limits so no need for permits, rules or even traffic.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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