3200 E. Reno Ave

Highlights:

• Large pylon signage with 2 double-sided displays
• Expansive blacktop parking lot allocated 50 spaces
• Easy path to multi-tenant configuration

Description:

3200 E Reno Avenue is a freestanding building, formerly functioning full-gospel church, jelled on nearly an acre at a hard corner with top-of-town visibility, ample parking, and a few RV pads. Recognized in the community for over 25 years as the home of Shepherd’s Fold Ministries, serving both its congregation and the broader community significantly. Today, the property remains well-suited for locally centered organizations, a strip mall, personal use, business services, general retail trade of the community and those seeking a resourceful investment. 50 parking spaces, kitchen, auditorium, classrooms, and offices already in place. The offering is designed to support its next owner’s vision—whether organizational, commercial, or potentially residential-adjacent.

Four separate entry doors, rear accesses, and individual utility meters—allow for an easy transition to function originally as a multi-tenant use. This combination of the facility, land value, and notable customer activity aids long-term security for an owner-user or investor.

The property also provides meaningful upside in a submarket experiencing year-over-year increases in leasing activity and rental growth (CoStar). Whether continued as a single-purpose amenity or reconfigured for multiple tenants, 3200 E Reno Avenue stands as a practical, well-positioned acquisition with lasting usability.

Embedded just east of the downtown core and major interstate connections. The property sits on a highly visible hard-corner lot with 140 feet of frontage along East Reno Avenue, a key east–west corridor connecting I-35, I-40, and the Oklahoma River District. Its elevated site provides unique downtown skyline views while maintaining convenient suburban accessibility. The surrounding area is home to a mix of retail, service, and community-focused uses, creating a supportive environment for churches, nonprofits, retail operators, and professional service users alike.

East Oklahoma County / Oklahoma City suburban submarket
Located at a hard-corner intersection with strong traffic counts
Nearby mix of retail, service, religious, and community-oriented uses
Positioned on an elevated site with visibility toward downtown OKC
Convenient regional access via Reno Ave and I-35/I-40 corridors

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