3/1 c.1910 Oklahoma Fixer Upper W/Hardwoods $55K

OHU50K Notes $55,000

c.1910 Oklahoma Fixer Upper W/Hardwoods. This home is so sweet. Bring your tools and get to work making it your own. The rounded doorways and high ceilings provide such a charm.

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Realtor Comments

Calling all investors! This home offers plenty of potential and an opportunity to bring new life to a home with character and charm. The roof was replaced in 2017, and the property features a large front porch, perfect for enjoying your morning coffee. The fully fenced backyard includes a storage shed for added convenience. Located close to downtown, this property is ideally situated near shopping, dining, entertainment and other amenities. Large room upstairs in attic space along with a smaller room that could be turned into a bedrooms, office or media room. Whether you’re looking for your next investment project or a home to restore and make your own., this one is ready for your vision.

3 beds
1 bath
1,359 sqft
7,013 sqft lot
Build date 1910

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405 S Chickasaw Ave, Bartlesville, OK 74003 $55,000

Contact Realtor: Mary Baughman
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Living Room featured at 405 S Chickasaw Ave, Bartlesville, OK, 74003

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Living Room featured at 405 S Chickasaw Ave, Bartlesville, OK, 74003

Pros

Affordable Cost of Living: Housing is budget-friendly, with median home values ranging from roughly $146,700 to $167,200, and an overall cost of living well below the national average.
Economic Stability: The city features a resilient local economy anchored historically by major energy and corporate presence like Phillips 66.
Unique Architecture & Culture: It is home to the Price Tower (the only realized Frank Lloyd Wright skyscraper), the Bartlesville Community Center with its acclaimed 1,700-seat auditorium, and local heritage events like Freedom Fest and Kiddie Park.
Outdoor Recreation: Residents have easy access to green spaces, including Lee Lake, Pathfinder Park, and the rugged oak-covered hills and trails of Osage Hills State Park nearby.
Family-Friendly Vibe: The town offers a tight-knit community feel with an average commute time of around 13 minutes.

Cons

Car Dependence: The city has a very low walk score (around 2 out of 10) and minimal public transit, making a personal vehicle a necessity for almost all errands.
Limited Nightlife & Entertainment: Dining, shopping, and entertainment options are restricted, and residents often have to drive to larger metros like Tulsa (roughly 45 to 60 minutes away) for more variety.
Scarcity for Young Adults: The social and job scene can feel quiet or limiting for single young adults, teenagers, and college students looking for vibrant urban culture.
Weather & Environment: The area is prone to severe seasonal storms, high regional pollen/allergies, and hot-summer/cold-winter spikes that can drive up utility bills.
School & Civic Concerns: Some local reviews point to underfunded public school perceptions, conservative political polarization, and occasional debates over local infrastructure or policing.

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