This residential lot is filled with trees, and is in a floodplain. It could be made into a nice private homesite with a lot of dirt and a new BLE. Currently there is no road access to drive into the lot. The size is 125'x200'.
Northeast Oklahoma City, located between Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue and I-35, is a historic and residential Oklahoma City neighborhood with tree-lined blocks and landmark cultural institutions. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around NE 23rd Street and Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, where murals, legacy storefronts, and small eateries set a steady street-level rhythm. The Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden and Science Museum Oklahoma anchor day-to-day outings, while the Oklahoma History Center adds a civic, archival counterpoint. Housing ranges from early-20th-century bungalows to mid-century ranch homes, with wide lots and mature shade. Lincoln Park and the Grand Boulevard greenbelt trace a calmer edge for walks and bike loops. Major arterials frame the area, keeping commutes and weekend plans straightforward.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Interior features
Wooded interior lot
Exterior features
Lot is wooded
Interior lot
Flood plain location
Flood insurance applicable
Directions: From 4th and Delaware go west to the dead end; the lot is west of the last house
Home design
Vacant land (Lot)
Zoned residential
Construction
No mineral rights conveyed
Mobile homes not allowed
Utilities
Phone service available
Financial info
Listing terms include trade
Assumable: No
Current price: $15,000
Other
Taxes recorded
No easements reported
No conditions affecting sale reported
Occupied status: N/A
Days on market: 192
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