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How many times have you driven past this beautiful barn and thought WOW!!! That is such a cool barn!!! Now you can own that barn along with the 66.88 acres that it sits on. Great view of Sooner Lake and easy access to Hwy 177 with Ponca City just up the road to the north and Stillwater 20 minutes to the south. You are only 1.25 miles from the on/off ramp to Hwy 412 Turnpike, making the trip to Tulsa approximately 50 minutes and Oklahoma City approximately one hour away and Enid approximately 40 minutes. This would be a great opportunity for someone to do something great with this historical structure. This barn was built in 1941, the Schultz/Neal Stone Barn is a prominent architectural landmark in rural Noble County, Oklahoma. The barn resembles a “cathedral” on the Oklahoma plains. It is approximately 98 feet wide and 160 feet long, large enough to accommodate three basketball courts. Building height from ground level to roof ridge is approximately 55 feet, or the equivalent of four and one-half stories. This barn stands out for its historic integrity, specifically design, materials and workmanship. It has front-gabled, steeply pitched “broken gambrel” roof; a design achieved by the construction of a flanking shed to each side of the central bay The exterior is clad in uncoursed, quarry-faced, multi-colored sandstone. The interior is open and structural features are exposed. There are three additional barns on the acreage as well as three ponds. The big barn (The Schultz/Neal Stone Barn) is now on the National Register of Historic Places. This is an Honorary Distinction for the barn only. The property and barn can sell with no restrictions on use. Should someone want to pursue a historic rehabilitation, they could apply for a 40% tax credit for redevelopment… certain guidelines would have to be followed to receive this. Docs are on file for further information and application. This would be a great wedding venue location, restaurant, etc… Let your imagination run wild!