Oklahoma's First Million Dollar Home Listing of 2024

As we roll into the new year, new listings are hitting the real estate market every day. Given the tumultuous mortgage rates we're all still experiencing, there's no shortage of homes to choose from, but it's also fun to sneak a peek at the highest-priced properties in the state.

This is the first million-dollar home to list this year.

While it may not look like a sprawling home from the outside, the bricks hide five bedrooms, three baths, and nearly 3,000 square feet of living space in the main home on the property. There are also four more luxury cabins that are new to the property near one of Oklahoma's prettiest lakes.

Talk about a big investment, but if lake life is your Oklahoma dream, life will find a way.

Oklahoma's First Million Dollar Home Listing of 2024

Listed as an "investor's dream," the house may not look like a million bucks, but the work the current owners have put in over the last year certainly makes this place attractive. Located near beautiful Broken Bow Lake with four brand new on-property miniature luxury rental cabins, it's like getting five homes for the price of one.

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The Windiest Cities in Oklahoma

With all of the talk about windy cities and states, let's break down the metrics and crown one Sooner State champion. Here are the windiest towns in Oklahoma.

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20 Worst Places To Live In Oklahoma

Contrary to popular belief, Oklahoma is growing. People are seeking a more affordable life, less big city, more room to grow, and the Sooner State fits that bill better than you think.

Our slow and steady growth year-over-year has gotten enough national attention to garner all sorts of new studies in the state, including this one.

Here are the 20 worst places to live in Oklahoma based on cost of living, crime rates, poverty stats, low wage issues, and more.

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Oklahoma's Prettiest Small Towns

Since the late '90s, there has been a trend across the Sooner State to restore aging downtown areas and preserve the history of every town. Nearly thirty years later, efforts are being recognized in the form of tourism. Whether it's a day trip or something a little longer, here are the prettiest small towns in Oklahoma worth having a meal in and snapping some cool pics.

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Top 10 Snobbiest Towns & Cities in Oklahoma

Don't shoot the messenger. I'm not calling these places snobby, the internet is. A recent report by Roadsnacks.net identified 10 of the snobbiest towns and cities in Oklahoma. The methodology behind the study used median household incomes, the percentage of the population with college educations, and median home prices in determining just how snobby a town or city is. Most would agree with the results below. Unless you live in one of these places, then you may disagree. Also, keep in mind this list was all done in good fun. Sure there's some truth to the findings but like most places, you'll find both good and bad. Keep scrolling to check out Oklahoma's top 10 snobbiest towns and cities to see if your hometown made the list.

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