Published by admin on Thu, 01/11/2024 - 12:39pm
The Town of Greybull has sold it fifth and sixth lots in its Frontier Subdivision, with lots 22 and 23 coming off the board at Monday night’s meeting of the town council.
Robert Williamson nominated the lots for sale, meeting the town’s asking price of $18,000 per acre. Lot 22, at 1.86 acres, went for $25,110, while Lot 23, at 1.88 acres, sold for $25,380. He will now need to build at least a 750 square foot dwelling and connect it to town water within five years and also connect electric service through Big Horn REA within one year of closing.
The lots are the fifth and sixth to sell in the 37-lot subdivision, which is located east of town behind what’s commonly known as Tin Can Alley. All of the lots in the subdivision are more than an acre in size and access to it is from Basin Garden Road.
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