$975 per month
619 H St NW, Miami, OK 74354
Discover this practical and well-appointed 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom single-family home offering 976 square feet of efficiently designed living space. The property features essential amenities that enhance everyday convenience, such as a gas range, dishwasher and laundry hookups providing flexibility. Benefit from the detached garage for secure vehicle storage. The front porch adds a welcoming
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$975 per month
213 N Quincy St, Commerce, OK 74339
Discover a welcoming single-family rental home offering a range of practical features designed to meet your living needs. This property provides comfortable climate control with A/C and a mini-split system, ensuring a pleasant atmosphere year-round. For those who value convenience, the home includes off-street parking and washer/dryer hookups, catering to your daily necessities with ease. The
$1,145 per month
117 H St NW, Miami, OK 74354
Discover a versatile single-family rental that offers all the essentials for comfortable living. With a range of practical amenities, this property is designed to meet your everyday needs. The kitchen comes equipped with a reliable stove and oven, complemented by a garbage disposal for added convenience. Washer and dryer hookups are included, making laundry tasks straightforward. The property is
Miami, OK, a small city with a population of around 13,000, has a rich history tied to indigenous tribes, particularly the Ottawa and Miami tribes. The city is known for its affordability, with a median home price of about $125,000, and offers first-time homebuyer programs. Miami's connection to Historic Route 66 is a significant draw, featuring attractions like Waylan's Ku-Ku drive-in and the Oklahoma Route 66 Heritage Fest. The Coleman Theatre Beautiful, a Spanish Colonial Revival building, adds cultural charm with its shows and historical significance. Residents enjoy various dining options, from diners to Mexican and Italian cuisine, and benefit from the services of INTEGRIS Health Miami Hospital. While shopping often requires trips to Joplin, MO, or Tulsa, OK, Miami offers local amenities such as 11 parks and the largest municipal pool in the state. The Route 66 Miami Splash Pad is a favorite among families, and Grand Lake, 20 miles south, is popular for fishing. Miami Public Schools have a low student-teacher ratio and offer a range of educational opportunities. The city faces challenges with Neosho River flooding and has long, hot summers with temperatures frequently exceeding 90 degrees, and tornadoes are a seasonal threat.
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