1707 Osage AVE, Fort Morgan, CO 80701
1707 Osage AVE, Fort Morgan, CO 80701
1707 Osage AVE, Fort Morgan, CO 80701
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Key Details

Property Type Vacant Land

Sub Type Unimproved Land

Listing Status Active

Purchase Type For Sale

Subdivision Riverview Commons

MLS Listing ID 7656612

HOA Y/N No

Lot Size 3,537 Sqft

Acres 0.08

Property Sub-Type Unimproved Land

Property Description

For Sale – Ready-to-Build Lots in the City of Fort Morgan, CO. Lots with infrastructure in place: curbs, gutters, sidewalks, paved streets, fire hydrants, signs, lighting, concrete alleys. The sites are ready with all utilities in place up to the property line that include grandfathered tap fees for water and sewer. Visible from I-76, the sites vary in size, ranging from 2,392 +/- sf to 3,900 +/- sf. All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed, Buyer and/or Buyer's agent to verify all information.
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Location

State CO

County Morgan

Zoning SFR

Exterior

Waterfront Description Public

Private Pool No

Building

Lot Description Level

Sewer Public Sewer

Water Public

Schools

School District Elementary: Fort Morgan Re-3, Middle/Junior: Fort Morgan Re-3, High: Fort Morgan Re-3

Others

Tax ID 1039-324-05-006

Special Listing Condition None Known


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