Safest Neighborhoods in Oklahoma

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  Northwood

  The Northwood neighborhood is a collection of contemporary homes on the northwestern outskirts of Oklahoma City. A recreational lake carves out space in the center of the neighborhood, and students may attend highly rated schools in the Piedmont suburb, about 4 miles away. “You get a lot of young couples, newlyweds, families with young kids who

  • Average Value

    $400K

  • List Price

    $235K - $583K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    55 Listings

  Northwood
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  MacArthur Park

  MacArthur Park in Lawton features Craftsman and ranch homes built from the 1970s to 2010s. It's near Fort Sill and includes a park with fields and a playground. The area is served by the highly rated MacArthur Middle School.

  • Average Value

    $193K

  • List Price

    $130K - $282K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    2 Listings

  MacArthur Park
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  Grove

  • Average Value

    $407K

  • List Price

    $133K - $1.8M

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    99 Listings

  Grove
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  Longtown

  • Average Value

    $395K

  • List Price

    $101K - $2M

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    113 Listings

  Longtown
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  Broken Bow

  • Average Value

    $288K

  • List Price

    $161K - $1.7M

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    143 Listings

  Broken Bow
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  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

    $177K - $848K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    19 Listings

  Bethel Acres
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  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

    $276K

  • List Price

    $160K - $501K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    30 Listings

  Elgin
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  Lone Grove

  • Average Value

    $249K

  • List Price

    $111K - $1.3M

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    19 Listings

  Lone Grove
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  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

  • List Price

    $175K - $529K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    14 Listings

  Calera
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  Park Hill

  • Average Value

    $228K

  • List Price

    $122K - $1.2M

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    11 Listings

  Park Hill
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  McLoud

  • Average Value

    $220K

  • List Price

    $96K - $501K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    30 Listings

  McLoud
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  Marietta

  • Average Value

    $202K

  • List Price

    $92K - $937K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    11 Listings

  Marietta
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  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

    $202K

  • List Price

    $90K - $579K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    9 Listings

  Cache
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  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

    $195K

  • List Price

    $124K - $2M

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    21 Listings

  Muldrow
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  Tishomingo

  • Average Value

    $184K

  • List Price

    $145K - $1.7M

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    7 Listings

  Tishomingo
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  Hennessey

  The cattle ranches and wheat fields of rural Kingfisher County surround Hennessey, a small town known for its lively historic downtown and welcoming atmosphere. Part of its charm comes from its community events, like the annual Hennessey Water Wars, an end-of-summer tussle between the fire department and local kids. “They take all the firetrucks

  • Average Value

    $172K

  • List Price

    $108K - $312K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    6 Listings

  Hennessey
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  Davis

  The little city of Davis offers an active, outdoorsy vibe in mountainous southern Murray County, over 70 miles from Oklahoma City. “It’s for people who like enjoying nature, fishing, hiking, that kind of thing,” says Realtor Joshua Franklin of Spirit Realty Group, a lifelong Oklahoman with over five years of experience in the local real estate

  • Average Value

    $171K

  • List Price

    $58K - $1M

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    8 Listings

  Davis
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  Jay

  The city of Jay has plenty of single-family homes near the outdoor attractions of northeast Oklahoma. Named after Cherokee committee member Jay Washbourne, the town still has a large Native American populace, making up around 40% of its population of 2,400. While historically an agricultural locale, the community has been attracting tourists as it

  • Average Value

    $170K

  • List Price

    $69K - $418K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    10 Listings

  Jay
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  Sulphur

  • Average Value

    $164K

  • List Price

    $50K - $653K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    37 Listings

  Sulphur
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  Marlow

  • Average Value

    $162K

  • List Price

    $61K - $482K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    16 Listings

  Marlow
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  Checotah

  • Average Value

    $157K

  • List Price

    $57K - $504K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    7 Listings

  Checotah
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  Dewey

  Dewey, in central Washington County, functions as a suburban extension of Bartlesville, the county seat. “Bartlesville is right next door. They actually overlap a little, so Dewey is more like a suburb city,” says Re/Max Realtor Kevin Lynch, a Bartlesville native with almost 20 years of real estate experience. But Dewey, a community of just over

  • Average Value

    $143K

  • List Price

    $51K - $426K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    10 Listings

  Dewey
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  Perry

  • Average Value

    $141K

  • List Price

    $32K - $502K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    14 Listings

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  Geary

  Geary, OK, a rural town 50 miles west of Oklahoma City, offers affordable homes and farmland. It hosts the nation's oldest high school wrestling invitational and is near American Horse Lake. Geary High School has a high rating.

  • Average Value

    $136K

  • List Price

    $37K - $493K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    3 Listings

  Geary
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  Alva

  The small town of Alva blends city living with controlled growth in rural northwestern Oklahoma. This Woods County community is home to wheat and cattle farming, as well as oil and gas production. But according to Realtor Brenda Hood of Schuessler Real Estate, a lifelong local, Alva takes a measured approach to expansion. “When the oil booms hit

  • Average Value

    $132K

  • List Price

    $26K - $390K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    28 Listings

  Alva

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