Cheap homes for sale & real estate in Oklahoma, OK

Cheap Home for sale in Oklahoma, OK:

Discover 4.5 +/- beautiful acres in Porter, OK, offering a peaceful country setting with features already in place! This versatile property includes a large pond surrounded by mature trees, a barn, small animal pen, and back pasture area- making it a great setup for horses, livestock, or a small homestead. The mobile home previously located on the property has been removed, leaving a ready-to-use setting for your next chapter. Existing utilities and septic are in place, making the property mobile-ready with city approval. The property is also approved for residential business usage, offering additional flexibility for those looking to combine home and business in one location. Enjoy the bes

Cheap Home for sale in Oklahoma, OK:

75'X140' lot in Konawa. Located just a short walk to Veterans Memorial Park and a quick drive to the fantastic trophy bass fishing, swimming, and picnicking of Lake Konawa. Konawa is a small rural city in Seminole County with a population of about 1,230 people. This Oklahoma town is about 20 minutes from Ada, 40 minutes from Shawnee, and 1 hour from Norman.

Cheap Home for sale in Oklahoma, OK:

Parcel 2 - Stunning 9 Acres +/- Land Opportunity! Ready to build your dream home. Mins from the Coweta Football Field, Hwy 51 and Muskogee Turnpike. Mature Trees, New Paved County Road, Water/Electric/Natural Gas at Road. This is a must see property that will not last long. Owner is licensed realtor in the state of Oklahoma.

Cheap Home for sale in Oklahoma, OK:

Tucked within a peaceful stretch of countryside, these parcels feel like a place where time naturally slows. Morning light drifts through the trees, casting soft gold across the landscape, and the quiet makes it easy to imagine unhurried days spent close to nature. Wildlife moves gently through the area, especially in the cooler hours, and each season brings its own kind of beauty--from fiery fall color to clear winter skies and warm summer nights. Just beyond the neighborhood, the rhythm of life shifts toward the water. The Neosho River offers spots where people come to unwind, fish, paddle, or simply sit and listen to the current. A short drive leads toward the lake community of Grove, wh