c.1945 Oklahoma Home on 3 Acres $48K

OHU50K Notes $48,000

c.1945 Oklahoma Home on 3 Acres. This home sits on three lots in a quiet neighborhood. This is a great opportunity to restore and put your personal touch on. This act of love would result in a stunning place to call home.

Yard featured at 315 W 5th St, Hominy, OK, 74035

Realtor Comments

Investors, here’s your next project. Situated on three lots, this character-filled home is ready for restoration and offers plenty of room to bring your vision to life. Features include a detached garage/shop, large rooms, original woodwork, a spacious covered front porch, and much of the home’s original charm. With ample outdoor space and a floor plan ready for transformation, the possibilities are there. Property is being sold as-is.

2 bed
1 bath
Build date 1945

If interested in a property, pleases contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.

315 W 5th St, Hominy, OK 74035 $48,000

Contact Realtor: Theresa Jean Cox
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Pros

Affordable housing: Home prices and rents are generally lower than the national average, making it attractive for buyers looking to maximize their budget.
Small-town atmosphere: Residents often appreciate the slower pace of life, friendly neighbors, and close-knit community.
Rich cultural heritage: Hominy has deep ties to the Osage Nation, and the area’s history and traditions are an important part of community life.
Outdoor recreation: The surrounding area offers opportunities for hunting, fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing. Nearby attractions include Tallgrass Prairie Preserve, where visitors can see one of the largest protected tallgrass prairies and a free-ranging bison herd.
Reasonable access to Tulsa: While Hominy is rural, Tulsa is close enough for major shopping, healthcare, and entertainment as a day trip.
Low traffic: Getting around town is quick and easy.

Cons

Limited job market: Employment opportunities within Hominy are relatively limited. Many residents commute to larger communities or work in education, healthcare, government, agriculture, energy, or local businesses.
Limited shopping and dining: You’ll find essential services locally, but many specialty stores and a wider variety of restaurants are in Tulsa or nearby towns.
Car-dependent: Public transportation is minimal, making a personal vehicle important for most residents.
Specialized healthcare requires travel: Routine medical care is available in the region, but many specialists are located in larger cities.
Weather risks: Like much of Oklahoma, the area can experience severe thunderstorms, hail, tornadoes, and periods of intense summer heat.
Fewer entertainment options: Compared with a larger city, there are fewer venues for nightlife, concerts, and major cultural events.