c.1935 Oklahoma Bungalow For Sale $65K

$65,000

Bright, cheerful, and full of charm, this inviting Oklahoma bungalow is ready to welcome its next owner! Thoughtfully refreshed with updated carpet, modern fixtures, new interior doors, and fresh paint inside and out, it offers a clean, move-in-ready feel from the moment you step inside. Whether you’re searching for the perfect starter home, looking to simplify your lifestyle, or planning for comfortable retirement living, this delightful home checks all the boxes.

Realtor Comments

The large lot the home sits on is perfect for backyard entertainment or a larger project you might have in mind wanting to get finished with the convenient tool shed available for storage. Come see this little beauty before it gets scooped up!

2bd
1ba
938 sqft
9,013sqft lot
Circa 1935

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1112 N 5th St, Duncan, OK 73533

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Pros

Affordable cost of living: Duncan’s housing costs and everyday expenses are generally lower than the national average, making it attractive for first-time homebuyers, retirees, and families.
Strong sense of community: Residents often describe Duncan as a welcoming city with local festivals, youth sports, and community events that foster a close-knit atmosphere.
Stable employment sectors: The local economy is supported by energy, manufacturing, healthcare, education, agriculture, and retail. Duncan is also home to the headquarters of Halliburton, which has long been an important employer in the region.
Outdoor recreation: Residents enjoy parks, golf courses, fishing, and nearby lakes. Fuqua Park is a popular local gathering place featuring walking trails, playgrounds, and recreational facilities.
Low traffic: Daily commutes are typically short, and getting around town is quick and easy.
Small-city amenities: Duncan offers grocery stores, restaurants, healthcare facilities, schools, and essential services without the congestion of a large metropolitan area.

Cons

Limited job market: While there are solid employment opportunities in several industries, career options are more limited than in larger cities, especially for specialized professions.
Energy industry fluctuations: Because the local economy has ties to the oil and gas sector, employment can be affected by changes in energy prices.
Hot summers: Summers are typically hot, with temperatures frequently reaching the 90s°F (32–37°C) or higher.
Severe weather: Duncan is located in an area that can experience strong thunderstorms, hail, tornadoes, and occasional ice storms.
Limited entertainment and nightlife: Residents looking for major concerts, professional sports, or extensive cultural attractions often travel to larger cities.
Car-dependent lifestyle: Public transportation is limited, so owning a vehicle is important for most residents