1950 Holdenville Home with Original Hardwood Floors and 500 sq ft Shop — $95,000

The shop alone is worth stopping for. A 500 square foot separate building in the backyard, and a privacy-fenced yard full of mature shade trees, at $95,000 in Holdenville.

The house was built in 1950 and the hardwood floors in the living room are original. That is the kind of detail that gets covered up or replaced in most houses at this price, not preserved. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, 1,262 square feet. The layout is straightforward and the scale is manageable.

The windows have been updated and the exterior has vinyl siding already on it. Those are two of the bigger ticket items that buyers tend to walk into with older homes, and here they are already done. The backyard has a patio, a privacy fence, and enough tree cover to actually feel private back there.

And then there is the shop. Five hundred square feet is substantial. That is not a garden shed. It is a real workspace, and it sits separate from the house on the same property.

The listing notes the home could use some work. That is worth knowing going in, but the structure is a 1950 build with original hardwood still intact, updated windows, and siding that does not need attention. Whatever work is left is the kind you decide on, not the kind that surprises you.

At $95,000, you are getting a three bedroom house with original hardwood floors, a privacy-fenced yard with mature trees, updated windows and siding already in place, and a 500 square foot outbuilding that most properties at twice this price do not come with.