Sold – Under $75K Thursday – Circa 1915 Oklahoma Affordable Home Under $70K
OHU50K Notes $69,900 Sold
A happy house with happy memories stored within in its walls. Talking about walls, I’m not keen on the gun metal gray, but that’s an easy fix.
3 bedroom 1 bath affordable home w/shop. Great front porch welcomes you into this cozy Bungalow style home. The living area offers high ceilings and large windows for tons of natural light. Great back yard with mature trees. Many improvements include a New AC Unit, New carpet & flooring, New paint, New toilet and Vanity in bathroom. With 1, 912 sqft of possibilities, this would make a great first home, Rental/VRBO/Airbnb. Selling AS IS.
- 3 bed
- 1 bath
- 1,912 sqft
- 7,013 sqft lot
- Build date 1915
$69,900
- Contact Realtor: Megan Hockett – Chinowth & Cohen
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- Area Vibes
Family History
Couldn’t go back too far, but in 1976, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Legg brought home a six-pound, one and one-half ounce bouncing baby girl home to this house. They named her Rebecca Mae. Such a pretty name. My oldest daughter is Rebecca True.
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2 Comments
Tracey Trotter
WHY DID YOU PERGO? Laminates RUIN an old house. Worn out wood is beautiful and cement is an option as well. Makes me so sad, this house was perfect.
Laura Church
Is that… **peers closely** They didn’t… They did.
The walls and ceilings in the majority of the rooms are all chipboard. And y’all want HOW much for it?
If that wasn’t the case, the price is good. With how everything would have to be completely redone, it’s not worth it.