c.1920 Three Bedroom Oklahoma Home For Sale $49K
$49,000
Three-bedroom, one-bath Oklahoma home for sale with metal roof, hardwood floors, on a mixed residential/commercial street.
Realtor Comments
Discover the potential of this 3-bedroom, 1-bath home situated on Wewoka’s bustling main thoroughfare. The prime location ensures excellent visibility and accessibility, making it an ideal candidate for various investment possibilities, whether you’re considering a residential rental or a personal home. With its central position, this property is a gem for savvy investors looking to capitalize on Wewoka’s rental market. Don’t miss your chance to explore the potential of this promising investment!
- 3bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1920
910 S Mekusukey Ave, Wewoka, OK 74884 $49,000
If interested in a property, please 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.
Contact Realtor: Dillon Robinson
Brokered by Pam Robinson Real Estate Inc
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Location of This Oklahoma Home For Sale
Pros and Cons of Wewoka (pop. 3,271), Oklahoma
Pros
- Affordable cost of living with housing prices significantly below national averages
- Rich Native American history as the capital of the Seminole Nation
- Small-town atmosphere with friendly community connections
- Annual Sorghum Festival that celebrates local heritage and culture
- Seminole Nation Museum preserving important historical artifacts and stories
- Low traffic and minimal commute times
- Proximity to outdoor recreation at nearby Wewoka Lake
- Lower crime rates than many urban areas
- Historic downtown district with some preserved architecture
Cons
- Limited job opportunities within Wewoka itself
- Economic challenges with higher unemployment than state average
- Distance from major cities (approximately 75 miles from Oklahoma City)
- Few dining and shopping options requiring travel to larger towns
- Limited healthcare facilities with specialized care requiring travel
- Declining population over recent decades
- Fewer entertainment venues compared to larger communities
- Limited public transportation options
- Aging infrastructure in some parts of town
- Limited educational opportunities beyond high school
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