c.1925 Oklahoma Fixer Upper For Sale With Garage Apartment $59,500
$59,500
This three-bedroom, two-story Oklahoma fixer upper is a rare survivor of the “Queen City” era, retaining the soul and structural character that modern builds can’t replicate. As a premier restoration opportunity, this home is ready for a 2026 “vintage-meets-modern” transformation. With its original 1920s silhouette and high-volume potential, it’s the ideal canvas for a buyer looking to blend historic millwork with today’s warmer, sun-inspired design trends.
Realtor Comments
2 – STORY 1, 392 SQ.FT. 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT ENID OKLAHOMA FOR SALE Address: 1316 and 1316 1/2 E Randolph. Enid, OK. 73701 The property also features a detached garage with a 1-bedroom apartment above, providing great potential for rental income, guest quarters, or a separate living space. With the right vision and improvements, this unique property could be transformed into a standout residence with additional income-producing potential. Legal Description: W 50 OF L4 Block 2 sd-E57 GODDARD ADDN NE/4 8-22-6 Taxes: $992.00
- bath
- Circa 1925
1316 E Randolph Ave, Enid, OK 73701
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: Brady Lippard
Pros
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Top-Tier Affordability: Enid remains one of the most budget-friendly cities in the U.S. As of February 2026, the median home price is approximately $132,400 to $155,000, which is more than 50% below the national average.Monthly rent averages around $1,120, providing exceptional value for young families and retirees.
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Vance Air Force Base: The presence of the base provides a stable economic anchor and a diverse, rotating population of military families. This keeps the local economy more resilient to national fluctuations and brings a sense of patriotic pride and high security to the region.
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Ease of Living: Residents frequently cite the lack of traffic and the “five-minute commute” as major perks. The city is designed for convenience, and the low population density offers a relaxed, unhurried pace of life.
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Strong Community Events: For its size, Enid hosts impressive community gatherings, such as First Friday in the downtown square and the Light Up the Plains holiday festival. These events foster a tight-knit community feel that is often missing in larger metros.
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Historic Architecture: Enid boasts several designated historic neighborhoods with grand, turn-of-the-century homes that can be acquired and restored for a fraction of what they would cost in Oklahoma City or Tulsa.
Cons
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Limited Entertainment & Shopping: A common local refrain in 2026 is that “there’s nothing to do.” The city has seen the closure of its primary movie theater and many traditional retail stores in the Oakwood Mall. For major shopping trips, water parks, or high-end entertainment, residents often have to drive 90 minutes to Oklahoma City.
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Jet Noise: Since Enid is home to one of the busiest pilot-training bases in the world, the “sound of freedom” (low-flying T-6 and T-38 aircraft) is constant. If you are sensitive to noise, the frequent flight patterns can be a significant drawback.
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Economic Reliance on Niche Sectors: While stable, the job market is heavily concentrated in government/military, agriculture (wheat), and healthcare. Those looking for high-growth tech or creative corporate sectors may find the local options limited.
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Safety Perceptions: While many residents feel safe, 2026 data shows that violent and property crime rates remain slightly above the national average (violent crime at 4.6 per 1k vs. the 3.7 national average). These issues are often concentrated in the central and eastern parts of the city.
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Infrastructure & Connectivity: Enid is highly car-dependent with a Walk Score of nearly zero. Outside of a few designated walking trails, the city lacks comprehensive sidewalk infrastructure, and public transit options are minimal.
