$320,000

Phase 3 of 4 - prime 7.6 +/- acre development inside city limits. Part of a larger 40-acre tract with multiple existing homes; additional acreage available. Corner of three streets gives multiple access points. Modular homes allowed. City water can be brought in, or use the existing 25,000-gallon storage tanks providing a strong reservoir buffer between the well and subdivision distribution. Preliminary engineering complete saving months of time and money. Water main cost may be split across phases. Phase 3 of 4 - prime 7.6 +/- acre development inside city limits. Part of a larger 40-acre tract with multiple existing homes; additional acreage available. Corner of three streets gives multiple access points. Modular homes allowed. City water can be brought in, or use the existing 25,000-gallon storage tanks providing a strong reservoir buffer between the well and subdivision distribution. Preliminary engineering complete saving months of time and money. Water main cost may be split across phases.

$320,000

Phase 3 of 4 - prime 7+/- acre development inside city limits. Combine with 3801 Arapahoe Rd, Midland (2 homes on 2.5 acres) for 9.5 total acres. Part of a larger 40-acre tract with multiple existing homes; additional acreage available. Corner of three streets gives multiple access points. Modular homes allowed. City water can be brought in, or use the existing 25,000-gallon storage tanks providing a strong reservoir buffer between the well and subdivision distribution. Preliminary engineering complete saving months of time and money. Water main cost may be split across phases. Phase 3 of 4 - prime 7+/- acre development inside city limits. Combine with 3801 Arapahoe Rd, Midland (2 homes on 2.5 acres) for 9.5 total acres. Part of a larger 40-acre tract with multiple existing homes; additional acreage available. Corner of three streets gives multiple access points. Modular homes allowed. City water can be brought in, or use the existing 25,000-gallon storage tanks providing a strong reservoir buffer between the well and subdivision distribution. Preliminary engineering complete saving months of time and money. Water main cost may be split across phases.

$405,000

Phase 2 of 4 - prime 9+/- acre development inside city limits. Combine with 3801 Arapahoe Rd, Midland (2 homes on 2.5 acres) for 11.5 total acres. Part of a larger 40-acre tract with multiple existing homes; additional acreage available. Corner of three streets gives multiple access points. Modular homes allowed. City water can be brought in, or use the existing 25,000-gallon storage tanks providing a strong reservoir buffer between the well and subdivision distribution. Preliminary engineering complete saving months of time and money. Water main cost may be split across phases. Phase 2 of 4 - prime 9+/- acre development inside city limits. Combine with 3801 Arapahoe Rd, Midland (2 homes on 2.5 acres) for 11.5 total acres. Part of a larger 40-acre tract with multiple existing homes; additional acreage available. Corner of three streets gives multiple access points. Modular homes allowed. City water can be brought in, or use the existing 25,000-gallon storage tanks providing a strong reservoir buffer between the well and subdivision distribution. Preliminary engineering complete saving months of time and money. Water main cost may be split across phases.

$292,000

Phase 1 of 4 - prime 6.5+/- acre development inside city limits. Combine with 6709 N Elkins Rd (home on 2 acres) for 8.5 total acres. Part of a larger 40-acre tract with multiple existing homes; additional acreage available. Corner of three streets gives multiple access points. Modular homes allowed. Infrastructure is already in: four commercial-grade septic systems and two 25,000-gallon storage tanks providing a strong reservoir buffer between the well and subdivision distribution. Preliminary engineering complete. Phase 1 is the most budget-friendly of the three phases. Phase 1 of 4 - prime 6.5+/- acre development inside city limits. Combine with 6709 N Elkins Rd (home on 2 acres) for 8.5 total acres. Part of a larger 40-acre tract with multiple existing homes; additional acreage available. Corner of three streets gives multiple access points. Modular homes allowed. Infrastructure is already in: four commercial-grade septic systems and two 25,000-gallon storage tanks providing a strong reservoir buffer between the well and subdivision distribution. Preliminary engineering complete. Phase 1 is the most budget-friendly of the three phases.