Amy Cavallin

$1,145,000

40 Acres

Collinsville, Oklahoma, 74021

40± acres located on 156th Street North in Collinsville, Oklahoma, offering an exceptional opportunity for estate-style residential living in the highly desirable Collinsville School District. With frontage/access along 156th Street North, this beautiful tract provides the ideal setting for a private custom home, family compound, hobby ranch, or future residential retreat.The property offers ample space for livestock, horses, barns, shops, riding areas, and recreational use while still providing convenient access to Hwy 75, Owasso, Collinsville, Tulsa and Skiatook. Enjoy the flexibility and privacy of country living with room to create your own vision.Utilities including gas, electric, and rural water are available at the road, providing a strong foundation for future development. The property currently does not have septic or sewer in place.Large residential acreage tracts with utility access, livestock potential, and proximity to growing corridors are increasingly difficult to find. Excellent opportunity to build your dream estate property with room to expand, recreate, or invest for the future.

$2,150,000

100.23 Acres

Collinsville, Oklahoma, 74021

100 acres: 100± acres located at the corner of Highway 75 and 156th Street North in Collinsville, Oklahoma, offering exceptional visibility, frontage, and access along a rapidly expanding corridor. Positioned directly north of a tract recently approved for annexation by the City of Collinsville, this property sits in a strong path of growth with significant future development potential.Utilities including gas, electric, and rural water are available at both the Highway 75 and 156th Street North access points. The site offers flexibility for a variety of future uses including commercial, residential, or mixed-use development, subject to rezoning and municipal approval.Large contiguous tracts with highway frontage and utility access are increasingly limited in this area. Excellent opportunity for developers, investors, or land holdings positioned ahead of continued expansion along the Hwy 75 corridor.