Two Bedroom Oklahoma Ranch Home For Sale $53K
$53,000
Step into your private Oklahoma ranch home with a fully fenced backyard—an open canvas brimming with potential. Two bedrooms, one bath, attached garage, front porch, built-ins, public water and sewer for $53,000.
Realtor Comments
Cozy Home Near Duncan Fire Station #2 – Perfect for Your Next Chapter! Discover your ideal home just a short 5-minute drive from the vibrant Downtown Duncan area, where you’ll find an array of shopping, restaurants, and local businesses. This charming residence features an inviting open living room and dining room combo, enhanced by attractive vinyl flooring that flows throughout the entire home. The well-appointed kitchen is a chef’s delight, complete with a stylish tile backsplash, a gas oven/stove, and a refrigerator that will remain with the property upon sale. There anre ample cabinets in the kitchen as well as a door to the back yard. The bathroom impresses with a modern tile shower. For added convenience, you’ll appreciate the two built-in cabinets in the hallway, providing extra storage space for your belongings. Both bedrooms have big closets. Access the attached garage directly through the living room, which also offers essential hookups for a washer and dryer, making laundry chores a breeze. Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to own a lovely home in a prime location! Call Tabitha Williams to Schedule your showing today!
- 2bed
- 1bath
605 N G St, Duncan, OK 73533
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Contact Realtor: Tabitha Williams
Pros:
1. Low Cost of Living:
Duncan has a lower-than-average cost of living, including affordable housing, utilities, and groceries.
2. Small-Town Charm:
It offers a friendly, tight-knit community feel, ideal for those looking to escape the bustle of larger cities.
3. Outdoor Recreation:
With nearby lakes like Lake Humphreys and Duncan Lake, plus numerous parks and trails, it’s a good spot for fishing, boating, and nature lovers.
4. Rich History & Culture:
Duncan is known as the “Crapemyrtle Capital of Oklahoma” and has deep ties to the oil industry, showcased in places like the Chisholm Trail Heritage Center.
5. Slower Pace of Life:
Great for retirees or families wanting a more laid-back, slower-paced lifestyle.
Cons:
1. Limited Job Opportunities:
Outside of agriculture, energy, and a few manufacturing roles, the job market is relatively small and can be competitive.
2. Fewer Amenities:
Being a small town, it lacks some of the entertainment, dining, and shopping options found in larger cities.
3. Healthcare Access:
While there are local clinics and a hospital, specialized care may require a drive to nearby cities like Lawton or Oklahoma City.
4. Weather Extremes:
Duncan experiences hot summers and is located in “Tornado Alley,” so severe weather is a consideration.
5. Slower Economic Growth:
Compared to urban centers, economic development is modest, which might be a concern for long-term investment or business growth.
