Cole
Cole, OK, 35 miles south of Oklahoma City, is known for highly rated Washington Public Schools. Residents enjoy Lake Thunderbird State Park nearby. Homes on large lots have a median price of $275,000 in this rural town.
Average Value
$320K
List Price
$193K - $600K
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55 Listings
Tomlinson Ridge
Average Value
$312K
List Price
$165K - $417K
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7 Listings
Broken Bow
Average Value
$286K
List Price
$166K - $1.7M
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144 Listings
Bethel Acres
Bethel is a rural community in north Pottawatomie County with large, verdant properties and relatively undeveloped roads. “It has wide-open landscapes,” says local broker Beth Atkinson of Metro Group Brokers. She’s sold homes across the region for nearly 17 years. “You’ll see some cows, horses, goats and pigs. You’re going to see it all.” Atkinson
Average Value
$283K
List Price
$170K - $845K
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18 Listings
Elgin
The small southwest Oklahoma city of Elgin is, located 15 miles north of Lawton, is a community of about 3,600 defined by its proximity to Fort Sill, the largest field artillery training center in the world and the largest employer in Comanche County. Elgin’s own BAE Systems facility, which assembles M109-52 Howitzers, works closely with the base.
Average Value
$277K
List Price
$156K - $522K
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33 Listings
Lone Grove
Average Value
$250K
List Price
$112K - $1.6M
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20 Listings
Norge
Early Norge was an agricultural and railroad community, named in honor of the Norwegians who settled this section of Grady County in the early 1900s. While farming remains king in this area, some of the fewer-than-200 folks who call Norge home today commute to the neighboring city of Chickasha to work in healthcare or education. “Norge is one of
Average Value
$243K
List Price
$199K - $491K
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1 Listing
Calera
Calera is a small town in south central Oklahoma, near the Texas state line, conveniently located near Lake Texoma and the Choctaw Casino & Resort. Built in 1872 along the railroad, Calera was known as a farming community that produced corn, cotton and oats. In 1944, when Lake Texoma filled in behind Denison Dam on the Red River, Calera saw
Average Value
$233K
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$171K - $526K
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15 Listings
Park Hill
Park Hill is a center of Cherokee culture. It became the home of many Cherokee people who came from the East during the Trail of Tears, the displacement of around 60,000 Native Americans between 1830 and 1850. John Ross, the longest-serving Principal Chief of the tribe, lived in the area and is buried on land that bears his name, Ross Cemetery. A
Average Value
$230K
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$119K - $1.2M
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11 Listings
Eufaula
Boaters are right at home in Eufaula, a community of about 2,800 that juts out into a freshwater paradise merging the North Canadian and the Canadian rivers with the 100,000-acre reservoir known as Lake Eufaula. “We have a lot of major fishing tournaments and 800 miles of shoreline on the largest lake in Oklahoma,” says resident Realtor Angella
Average Value
$224K
List Price
$96K - $1.4M
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41 Listings
Kingfisher
Average Value
$217K
List Price
$138K - $909K
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29 Listings
Regal Estates
Average Value
$217K
List Price
$198K - $264K
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2 Listings
Hinton
Cattle farms and flat wheat fields surround the growing town of Hinton, where an active Chamber of Commerce keeps the rural community close-knit. “It’s a great place. It’s clean, and there’s a lot of activity. We do all kinds of things for kids and adults, like an annual Christmas parade the first week in December, an annual car show in October,
Average Value
$209K
List Price
$94K - $2.9M
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4 Listings
Atoka
Among the western foothills of the Ouachita Mountains lies Atoka, a small town of under 3,000 residents surrounded by the rich natural amenities of southeast Oklahoma. Atoka was initially settled by the Choctaw people in the mid-19th century and named for a local chief. It remains part of reservation lands, and the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Average Value
$207K
List Price
$65K - $2.2M
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15 Listings
Cache
Cache is a southwest Oklahoma bedroom community about 15 miles outside of Lawton. Homeowners are attracted to its rural-suburban setting and proximity to Fort Sill, an Army base that is the largest employer in Comanche County. This community of about 3,200 also offers access to quality education and outdoor recreation. “Cache is known as the
Average Value
$204K
List Price
$141K - $334K
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5 Listings
Muldrow
Muldrow is a rural town of about 3,400 along the Interstate 40 corridor on the eastern edge of Oklahoma. Residents enjoy a tranquil residential setting where basic needs can be taken care of without leaving the community. Yet they are also conveniently located to Fort Smith, the second-largest city in Arkansas. Muldrow is known for its top-rated
Average Value
$199K
List Price
$122K - $1.2M
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22 Listings
Pocola
The rural town of Pocola perches just west of the Oklahoma-Arkansas border, within quick commuting distance of Fort Smith. Its name, a Choctaw word meaning “ten,” references Pocola’s proximity to the bigger city. “We’re basically a bedroom community of Fort Smith,” says City Clerk/Treasurer John Limbocker, a Pocola local. Hobby farms and working
Average Value
$198K
List Price
$107K - $793K
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20 Listings
Sallisaw
Sallisaw, OK, is a rural town with recent economic growth. It offers affordable housing and highly rated schools. Residents enjoy outdoor recreation at nearby wildlife refuges. The 14 Flags Museum preserves local history.
Average Value
$193K
List Price
$65K - $771K
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48 Listings
Willow Creek
Average Value
$191K
List Price
$125K - $408K
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6 Listings
Tishomingo
Average Value
$189K
List Price
$145K - $1.7M
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7 Listings
Roland
Branded as the city "where Oklahoma begins," Roland is a popular bedroom community just a few miles from Fort Smith and the Arkansas border. Residents have a straightforward commute to jobs in Fort Smith — Western Arkansas' largest city — and a lower cost of living at home. "They don't pay personal property taxes like Arkansas does. Some people
Average Value
$186K
List Price
$105K - $514K
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23 Listings
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