County Road 2154

Skiatook OK 74070


$225,000 | 1 Bedroom | | 175 acres Square Feet | MLS: 1702072




Welcome to County Road 2154

ATTENTION HUNTERS! 175 wooded acres Approximately 34 miles to downtown Tulsa. It is not located in a flood plain.
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Welcome to County Road 2154


ATTENTION HUNTERS! 175 wooded acres Approximately 34 miles to downtown Tulsa. It is not located in a flood plain.

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There are currently no open houses scheduled for this property. Please contact me for a private showing.





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5415 E 15th Street
Tulsa, OK 74112

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Questions about County Road 2154

Listing information updated January 26, 2017

How many bedrooms does County Road 2154 have?

County Road 2154 has 1 bedroom.

What is the price of County Road 2154?

County Road 2154 is listed at $225,000.

Is County Road 2154 still available?

As of January 26, 2017, County Road 2154 is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.

How do I schedule a showing of County Road 2154?

Contact listing agent Ricky Powell, or use the contact form on this page. The listing's AI assistant can also answer questions and help arrange a showing 24/7.

What should buyers verify when purchasing a home with acreage in Skiatook, OK?

Beyond the house itself: well and septic condition (get both inspected and the water tested), fencing and boundary surveys, zoning and agricultural-use restrictions, mineral and water rights, and road access or easements. Rural insurance and financing can also differ from a standard suburban purchase.

Is a survey necessary when buying land or acreage?

Strongly recommended. On larger parcels, fence lines and legal boundaries frequently disagree, and easements (utility, access) may cross the property. A current survey protects the price you're paying.

Going deeper? Read our guide to what to verify when buying a home with land or acreage.

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