Fully Rebuilt 1960 Westville House with Shop Slab on 0.62 Acres — $146,900

The whole house has been redone. Roof, HVAC, plumbing, electric, kitchen, appliances — all of it new. That is not a list to skim past. On a 1960 house, those are the things that quietly cost you for years if they haven't been touched, and here they have been. What you're walking into is a small house that has been rebuilt from the inside out.

It's 1,030 square feet, two bedrooms, one bath. The bath is a Jack and Jill layout, shared between both rooms. The floors are original hardwood, restored rather than replaced, which is the right call. They look good and they hold up. The kitchen is all new with new appliances.

Heating and cooling runs on mini splits, which works well for a house this size. You can set each room independently and they're efficient. The whole place has been repainted inside and out.

The lot is 0.62 acres and flat. Out back there's a large concrete slab with 220-power already run to it. That's ready for a shop, a garage, or if you want to go further, an additional dwelling unit. The infrastructure is there. You're not starting from scratch.

Westville is a small town in Cherokee County in eastern Oklahoma, and the property is close to Highway 59, so you're not far from what you need. If trail access matters to you, the WOKA Whitewater Park and trail system is about 10 miles south.

For someone who wants a house that has been properly addressed rather than cosmetically touched up, this is worth a look. The square footage is modest. The lot gives you room. The slab out back is genuinely useful and most properties at this price point don't come with that already in place.