Heavy Industrial (I-2) land available in the Canadian Valley Industrial Park in El Reno, OK.? The site provides excellent visibility and and has 1,140 feet of frontage on westbound Interstate 40, which has an average daily traffic count of 37,000+.
3-Phase Electric, water, sewer and gas are all available to site.? 48.92 acres are available for purchase. There property is not in a flood zone and the creek is manmade.
Surrounded by Industrial and Commercial businesses, SSM Health Diffie SPM Oil and Canadian County Fair grounds round out the notable neighbors.
Location Summary
Named for the nearby historic fort, El Reno is a wonderful city of 16,000 offering a great small town lifestyle within easy access to a major metropolitan area. Nestled in the heart of the Canadian River Valley, El Reno is strategically located just 20 miles west of Oklahoma City at the intersection of two historic highways, nostalgic Route 66 and the Chisholm Trail (Highway 81) and along Interstate 40. The community offers the best of suburban and rural living and serves as the county seat of Canadian county, Oklahoma’s fastest growing county.
El Reno is an ideal location for manufacturing, distribution and service businesses. The community offers several choice sites with easy access to I-40 and nearby I-35 and I-44; a productive labor force; rail access and the nation’s best technical training at nearby Canadian County Career Technology Center. Redlands Community College has an average enrollment of 2,200 and offers associate degree programs with emphasis on agribusiness, forensics, healthcare and nursing and information technology. The community is also home to a special USDA “grazinglands” research facility. El Reno’s Regional Airport (ERRA) allows businesses and organizations the opportunity to connect to the world through the skies. It is a full-service facility and is designed to accommodate large corporate jets up to the Gulfstream G4 and the Falcon 50.
There’s plenty to do in El Reno – hop on board the Heritage Express Trolley for unique downtown shopping, view the many historic Victorian structures, enjoy historic re-enactments at Fort Reno, explore over 150 acres of parks and the 300 acre Lake El Reno or play championship golf at the Pete Dye designed Crimson Creek Golf Course. El Reno offers quality schools, easy access to major medical facilities and a cost of living that is 24% below the national average. The community has has received the Great American Main Street Award – a National designation recognizing El Reno's historic commercial district revitalization efforts. Thousands attend El Reno’s world famous “Fried Onion Burger” day in May– which features the creation of the world’s largest fried onion hamburger.
