1030 N. Carrington Ave.

This 8-acre property is within the city limits of Buffalo and lies between a new housing development and an older subdivision on the north end of Carrington Avenue, which dead ends on the south end of the property.  It was once platted in 25 lots, which have since been vacated.  The property boundary has been surveyed, and a two-foot topographical survey has been completed.  City water, sewer, power, natural gas, and fiber optics are connected to a 50x60 Morton building, which includes an office space and a loft apartment.  The building has gas forced air and air conditioning.  RV hookups both interior and exterior. There are concrete aprons in front of the 14x16’ overhead doors.  

A simple lot split is a possibility, allowing the sale of two separate parcels, or the property could be divided into four separate parcels with two north lots being accessed from the north and the two southern parcels from the south, keeping individual private driveways to all four lots.  Cost estimates for a minor subdivision are available.  A simple lot split is easily accomplishable, and the Seller would be willing to effectuate the split, if a buyer was interested in only buying half the acreage.

The owner had always intended to build a residence on the elevated portion of the property with views over town to the south and east with views of the mountains to the west.  House plans were drawn by an architect and are almost finished with the sight plan in mind, and the architect is ready to finish blueprints to suit the new owner. Owner is a licensed Wyoming real estate agent.