, Watonga, OK (Blaine County)

Tract 1: Home & Lot 3 Medicine Road Village Subdivision, Blaine County, Oklahoma: This traditional 1,980 +/- sq ft. home is located in the heart of Roman Nose State Park. The perfect choice for a vacation getaway or for permanent living. The home is beautifully trimmed throughout with Arkansas Cedar. The downstairs has a wide open space for the kitchen, dining area, and living room with a huge brick and cedar trimmed fireplace. The kitchen consists of an antique mirrored back-bar with stained glass cabinets and an antique marble soda counter from the Geary Drug Store, complete with sink, dishwasher, and stove. The large picture windows provide a spectacular view of Lake Watonga and the Roman Nose Park. The home has beautiful stained glass windows with lots of eye appeal. A cedar staircase leads up to the roomy loft with two bedrooms and a bath. The downstairs also consists of a utility room, master bedroom, bathroom complete with shower, and a bedroom/office with a spiral staircase leading upstairs. The full length scenic front porch with hottub is the perfect spot for quiet evenings and relaxing with family and friends. The yard is beautifully landscaped with trees and natural vegetation is abundant. This home and lot is on Watonga city water. Lot 3 is approx. 27,704 sq ft. according to the Blaine Co. Assessor’s office. Other improvements include a 18x20 steel building and a 8x10 portable storage building. The 2006 taxes were $521.48.

Tract 2: Lot 4 Medicine Road Village Subdivision, Blaine County, Oklahoma: This lot is appox. 14,288 sq ft. according to the Blaine Co. Assessor’s office and has a Watonga water tap and meter. The lot has a spectacular view of Roman Nose State Park and of Lake Watonga. The lot is covered with natural vegetation and has no improvements. The 2006 taxes were $31.08

Terms: 10% down the day of the auction w/balance due on delivery of merchantable title. Announcements the day of the auction will take full precedence. All info is believed reliable, however buyers should prior to the auction check for exact acreages, easements, boundaries and etc.