c.1934 Turn Key Home For Sale in Oklahoma $132,000
OHU50K Notes $132,000
c.1934 Turn Key Home For Sale in Oklahoma. Located in a quiet neighborhood.
Realtor Comments
Price includes 2 houses. Main house is turn key and a newly Remodeled home with a Large Fenced Yard. Oklahoma Housing Assitance Downpayment Available for Qualified buyers. This beautiful two-bedroom, one-and one half bath home with 2 car carport is situated on a desirable lot and features a spacious fenced yard, perfect for outdoor activities and gardening. Enjoy the newly installed vinyl floors throughout the home, adding warmth to every room. The bright kitchen breakfast nook and additional dining area are perfect for entertaining guests. The kitchen has been updated with modern cabinets and countertops, making meal preparation a delight. A dedicated laundry room includes the added half bath. Updated 2022 electric, and central heat & AC ensure year-round comfort. New energy saving, doublepane windows installed in 2024. This home is move-in ready and waiting for you to start making memories. Lot size is estimated. Tiny green home is included in this price, needs remodeling and is used for storage. Main house qualifies for FHA or VA financing. Listing agent is the property owner.
- 2 bed
- 1.5 bath
- Build date 1934
Pros
• Extremely Affordable Living
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Median home value is approximately $102K, about 63% below the national average ($338K) and lower than Oklahoma average (~$125K)
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Two-bedroom rent averages about $832/month, which is ~40% cheaper than the U.S. average
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Overall cost of living is about 24% below U.S. average and 8% below Oklahoma average .
• Stable Community with Strong Homeownership
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Approximately 80% of residents own their homes, reflecting a stable, rooted community
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Friendly, small-town feel: “tight-knit,” “everyone looks out for each other”
• Healthy Job Market & Income Levels
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Median household income around $62–65K, slightly above state average .
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Rated A– for jobs on Niche; solid mix of blue-collar and telecommuting roles .
• Low Crime and Good Safety
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Crime scored C on Niche—property crime slightly higher, but violent crime remains low .
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BestPlaces notes low crime and characterizes Wilson as safe
• Moderate Diversity & Rural-Suburban Blend
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Niche gives B+ diversity, with a population that includes Native American and other backgrounds
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Rural-suburban setup means a quiet town with reasonable proximity to nature and services
Cons
• Limited Amenities & Walkability
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Few shops, restaurants, entertainment, or local services; most errands require driving .
• Mixed School Performance
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Wilson Public Schools earn a C+, with just 8% math and 17% reading proficiency
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Parent reviews note caring teachers, but academic scores lag state averages .
• Health Infrastructure & Air Quality Concerns
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Scores for health & safety are lower due to limited availability of clinics, pharmacies, and emergency services
• Connectivity: Internet & Commute
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Mobile data speeds lag behind state averages; low scores on mobile internet performance
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Commute time averages around 30 min, often by car; no public transit
• Weather Challenges
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Oklahoma summers are hot, with occasional severe weather events (storms, hail)
