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The halfway point between Tulsa and Oklahoma City
Relaxed rural living gets an all-American flair in Chandler, OK. The historic US Route 66 highway runs through this roadside town, making it a reliable stop for travelers planning to motor west. But for locals, the convenience of having daily essentials, entertainment and secluded acreage in a small town setting makes Chandler more than just a point on a map. “Chandler’s almost a perfect halfway point between Tulsa and Oklahoma City, which makes it great for commuters. But they’ve also kept it where if you’re an elderly person and you just can’t get to those cities, there’s nothing you can’t find here,” says Jamie Barnes Saxon, the owner, chief broker and real estate agent with Oklahoma Country Homes. In addition to selling homes in Chandler for more than two decades, Saxon owns and operates multiple Airbnb locations in the neighborhood.
Chandler offers its residents an easygoing community near Oklahoma City.
Chandler is home to 66 Bowl, a Route 66 themed bowling alley.
Chandler has several cobblestone streets and roads that date back to the early 1900's.
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Ranch-style living and wide acreage, or simple small town lots
Ranch-style homes make up a large chunk of the houses on the outskirts of Chandler, with large lots ideal for farming or family recreation. Close to the town center, residents will find a mix of home styles, including ranchers, bungalows and colonial-influenced houses. Homes in the area were largely built between the 1950s and today, with most dating back to the mid-1970s. A typical home in the Chandler area sells for about $235,000, with 1 to 2 acres of land and about three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Home prices can range from the $70,000s for smaller manufactured homes to $500,000 for large country estates or fully featured farms.
Smaller ranch inspired homes are found in and around Chandler.
Chandler has plenty of ranch inspired homes found throughout the town and Chandler area.
Chandler has homes of all sizes, like small bungalows.
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Find gifts and clothing at the shops downtown
Chandler’s collection of shopping and dining options blooms out of the path of Route 66. On the northern side of town, national mainstays like Walmart, McDonald’s, Subway and Sonic stand alongside local picks like Taco Mayo Mexican Food and Ken’s Pizza. Following Route 66 as it becomes Manvel Avenue, Downtown Chandler opens up with a selection of local shops like Sharpe’s Department Store, Manvel Avenue Coffee Company and Petal Pushers Flowers and Gifts. At the southern edge of the downtown area, Destinations Restaurant gives Chandler residents a laid-back spot for American fare with plenty of Route 66 memorabilia to set the tone.
The Gypsy Corner is a unique store that stands out from the crowd.
Grab some coffee while taking care of some business on the main street of Chandler.
Downtown Chandler has many different retail opportunities.
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Varied elective classes at Chandler High
Students in town attend the Chandler Public Schools district, which also serves students in nearby Midlothian and select areas in Lincoln County. The area’s youngest students go to East Side Elementary from pre-kindergarten to second grade. The school holds a B-plus grade on Niche. Students attend Park Road Elementary from third to sixth grade, then Chandler Junior High from seventh to ninth grade. Both schools have B grades with Niche users. Chandler High School offers a variety of elective classes for students, from desktop publishing to horticulture. The school earned a B on Niche.
Camp out at Tilghman Park
Tourists and Chandler residents alike appreciate the facilities at Tilghman Park. In addition to 40 RV hookups, the park features a pavilion, restrooms, a playground and picnic tables. Rainbow Park offers another playground and picnic tables on 3rd Street, with the town’s swimming pool to its immediate north. The Centennial Garden provides an ideal setting to appreciate the city’s natural landscape with a gazebo and pergola, making it a popular spot for photos, weddings and get-togethers.
Catch a movie or bowl a strike
“For being a small town, Chandler offers quite a bit of different things to do,” Saxon says. The H&S Theatre in town has operated continuously for 97 years, and Chandler’s local cinema still keeps up with contemporary releases. New films are shown in the local auditorium every few weeks. The Chandler Roundup Club joins the town’s horseback riding enthusiasts together for rodeo nights at Tilghman Park, while Lincoln County on Stage regularly stages community theater shows with a mix of plays and musicals. Residents can also enjoy a night out at the 66 Bowl bowling alley, which features bowling leagues, weekly shuffleboarding, karaoke events, laser tag and putt-putt.
Take I-44 to Tulsa or Oklahoma City
Professionals working in the downtown Oklahoma City area can expect a commute of about 45 miles between Chandler and the workplace using Interstate 44 West. Residents can also count on a 63 mile drive to the Tulsa area on Interstate 44 East. The nearest hospital is Stroud Regional Medical Center, 13 miles east of town in Stroud.
Beautiful Vistas from this hilltop 68.13 acre (mol) farm loaded with possibilities. It is truly a multi-use acreage suitable for livestock, hunting, recreation, or building sites, with a lovely pond. It is located just east of Chandler and has an easy commute to OKC or Tulsa.
The Next Great Commercial Location in Chandler, 197' road frontage X 291' Deep, on a corner lot next to the new Casey in Chandler. This could be the best location for almost any retail or restaurant business in the county. Don't miss this one it is ready to go!
Here is a Hidden Gem! 30 Gorgeous Acres at the North edge of Chandler city limits. Perfect building site sits on a beautiful hill surrounded by trees with plenty of seclusion. No restrictions on this property. Possible additional 10 acres available.
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