c.1925 Oklahoma Starter Home For Sale $59,900

OHU50K Notes $59,900

The Oklahoma starter home for sale for $59,900 may look like a modular home, but it was actually stick built in 1925. It is in a subdivision of similar homes and features a carport, front porch, eat-in kitchen, updated bath, and laundry room. The buyer will replace the roof if a good enough sales price is offered.

Location

The home is located in a small town of about 1,000 residents, best known as the birthplace of singer Roger Miller. The town is located along old Route 66. One notable aspect of of the town is its unique claim to fame as the “Vortex Capital of the World.” The town’s proximity to the 100th Meridian (the line of longitude that roughly divides the United States into its eastern and western halves) has led to claims of strange phenomena and supernatural activity in the area. This designation has attracted visitors interested in paranormal experiences and has become a part of the town’s identity.

House View featured at 209 E 3rd St, Erick, OK, 73644

Realtor Comments

Two Bedrooms And One Bathroom Located At 209 E 3rd, Erick, OK 73645. This Is A Great Starter Home, Rental, Or Retirement Home! Cute & Cozy With 896 Square Feet. Inside Utility Room. Gas Wall Heater And Two Window Units For Air Conditioning. With A Good Offer Roof Will Be Replaced Prior To Closing, Cash Buyers Are Welcome To Make An Offer And Replace After Closing. Schedule Your Private Showing Today!

2bed
1bath
Circa 1925

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Garage featured at 209 E 3rd St, Erick, OK, 73644

209 3rd St, Erick, OK 73645 $59,900

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Location

This Oklahoma starter home for sale is in Erick, a small town located in Beckham County. Situated in the southwestern part of the state, Erick is known for its rural charm and friendly community.

Erick has a population of approximately 1,000 residents, making it a relatively small town. It covers a total area of about 1 square mile (2.6 square kilometers). The town is situated along Interstate 40, which is one of the major east-west highways in the United States, connecting the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.

Economically, Erick’s primary industries revolve around agriculture, with farming and ranching playing a significant role in the local economy. The town also benefits from its location along the interstate, attracting travelers and providing opportunities for businesses such as gas stations, restaurants, and lodging.

One notable aspect of Erick is its unique claim to fame as the “Vortex Capital of the World.” The town’s proximity to the 100th Meridian (the line of longitude that roughly divides the United States into its eastern and western halves) has led to claims of strange phenomena and supernatural activity in the area. This designation has attracted visitors interested in paranormal experiences and has become a part of the town’s identity.

Additionally, Erick is known for being the birthplace of the famous western swing musician Roger Miller. The town has embraced this connection to its musical heritage and hosts an annual Roger Miller Festival to celebrate his contributions to the music world.