Guthrie Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

Guthrie, the former capital, is a small town rich in history and community spirit. The neighborhood is known for its historic Queen Anne homes near downtown, featuring open wrap-around porches and occasional towers from the early 20th century. Outside the downtown area, ranch-style homes are common, while brick Craftsman houses are found near Liberty Lake. Guthrie hosts numerous annual events, including the International Bluegrass Festival, the ‘89ers Parade, Red Brick Nights, and Victorian Walk Nights. The Pollard Theatre's A Territorial Christmas Carole is a long-standing tradition. Historic Downtown Guthrie is lined with local businesses and restaurants, such as Rick’s Fine Chocolates and Coffees and The Licorice Man. Grocery stores like Homeland and Cash Saver are conveniently located downtown. Highland Park, Hudson Lake, and Mineral Wells Park offer various recreational activities, including fishing, disc golf, and sports courts. Oklahoma Avenue and Division Street are the main thoroughfares, with antique shops and local attractions. Most residents commute to Oklahoma City, 32 miles away, via I-35. The Historic Downtown is walkable, with quality sidewalks and regular bike nights starting at Hoboken Coffee Roasters.