Under $100K Sunday – c.1932 Move-In Ready Oklahoma Home $100K
OHU50K Notes $100,000
Wow! This move-in ready Oklahoma home is a beauty. The brick home has curb appeal, a fabulous fireplace, hardwood floors, French doors, break nook area, and an arch theme that runs throughout the house. Central air, detached garage and formal dining room are additional details.
Realtor Comments
With 3 spacious bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and 1, 597 sq ft MOL, this home is full of charm and feels bright and inviting with its recently painted walls. Youll love the arched windows that let in plenty of natural light, the hardwood floors, and the fireplace that adds warmth to the living area. The kitchen offers plenty of storage, while the breakfast nook is a great spot to start your day. Outside, relax on the covered porch, enjoy the fenced backyard, or make use of the detached garage for storage or hobbies. Homes with this much character dont come along oftenschedule your showing today!
- 3 bed
- 1 bath
- Build date 1932
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1717 8th St, Woodward, OK 73801 $100,000
- Contact Realtor: Kassy Dominguez
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Location of This Move-In Ready Oklahoma Home
Pros and Cons of Woodward (11,573 pop), Oklahoma
Pros
- Strong sense of community and friendly atmosphere
- Lower cost of living compared to metropolitan areas
- Beautiful plains landscape with scenic sunsets
- Rich pioneer and Native American history
- Home to the Woodward Arts Theatre and Plains Indians & Pioneers Museum
- Annual Woodward Elks Rodeo, one of Oklahoma’s oldest rodeos
- Gateway to nearby natural attractions like Little Sahara State Park
- Less traffic and shorter commute times
- Lower crime rates than larger cities
- Crystal Beach Park offers recreational facilities including an aquatic center
Cons
- Limited economic opportunities and job market diversity
- Distance from major metropolitan amenities (about 2.5 hours from Oklahoma City)
- Extreme weather conditions including tornadoes, severe storms, and winter weather
- Limited shopping, dining, and entertainment options
- Less diverse population than larger cities
- Limited public transportation options
- Educational opportunities may be more limited beyond K-12
- Healthcare options may not be as specialized as in larger cities
- Limited nightlife scene
- High winds common in the area (Woodward sits in Oklahoma’s wind corridor)
