c.1948 Four Bedroom Affordable Oklahoma Home For Sale $59,900
OHU50K Notes $54,900
c.1948 Four Bedroom Affordable Oklahoma Home For Sale. This cozy home is on 0.65 acres lot.
Realtor Comments
Investor special – 4 bedroom home with tons of potential! Don’t miss this spacious 4 bedroom, 1 bathroom home with room to grow! This property features a large master bedroom on the first floor, a nice sized living room and a functional kitchen. A beautiful wood staircase leads to the second floor, where you will find three additional bedrooms and a full bathroom. There’s space to add a second bathroom. While the home needs some TLC, it offers great opportunity for investors, flippers or handy buyers looking to build equity.
- 4 bed
- 1 bath
- Build date 1948
229 N Arapahoe Ave, Geary, OK 73040 $59,900
- Contact Realtor: Miriam Burga
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Pros of Geary, OK
Very low cost of living
Housing is inexpensive — home prices and rent tend to be far below national averages.
Everyday expenses (groceries, utilities, services) tend to be low compared to city living.
Small-town quiet and sense of community
People often know their neighbors; small towns like Geary tend to be tight-knit.
Low traffic, slow pace, and peaceful surroundings.
Rural lifestyle with open space
Good for people who enjoy country living, land, agriculture, or outdoor recreation.
Close to farmland, open skies, and less congestion.
Proximity to larger towns
While Geary is small, it’s within reach of larger towns like El Reno, Weatherford, and even Oklahoma City (roughly an hour’s drive).
Allows access to more amenities while living in a low-cost rural community.
Cons of Geary, OK
Limited job opportunities
Very small local economy.
Most residents must commute to El Reno, Weatherford, Hinton, or OKC for work.
Jobs in town are typically in agriculture, small retail, or local services.
Few amenities
Very limited dining, shopping, medical services, entertainment, and conveniences.
For many needs (major healthcare, diversified groceries, specialized services), you’re driving out of town.
Small school system
Small rural schools can mean limited course offerings, fewer extracurricular activities, and smaller class variety.
Some families prefer larger districts for opportunities.
Limited housing and older housing stock
While inexpensive, housing choices may be limited.
Many homes are older and may require maintenance or renovation.
Social and recreational limitations
Very little nightlife or organized recreation.
If you like a lot of activity, events, or young-adult social options, it may feel too quiet.
Weather and rural factors
Oklahoma rural towns experience severe storms, tornado risk, and extreme weather.
Rural infrastructure (roads, broadband quality) can vary.
