A 1910 bungalow on nearly half an acre in Guthrie — and yes, the kitchen alone is worth the trip. White refreshed cabinets, gold hardware, subway tile backsplash, farmhouse sink, gas range, and enough counter space to actually use it. This is a kitchen with intention. The rest of the house follows suit — original hardwood floors run throughout, two full bathrooms with updated vanities and gold fixtures, and three bedrooms with ceiling fans and natural light for days. The living room has that old-house character you can't fake: combo woodwork, tall ceilings, and the kind of layout that just makes sense. Off the back of the house you've got an enclosed sunroom that works as a laundry room, plant space, or whatever you need it to be — plus it has cellar access underneath. Outside is where it gets ridiculous. This lot is six combined city lots totaling just under half an acre, fully fenced with mature trees everywhere. There's a shed out back, a concrete driveway, and more yard than most people know what to do with. If you've got dogs, kids, or just a general appreciation for not being able to see your neighbor's dinner plate, this is it. The home sits on public utilities with a private well, has double-pane vinyl windows, central heat and air, a composition roof, and rain gutters. All of Logan County currently qualifies for USDA financing, so if you're a first-time buyer looking to skip the down payment conversation, pay attention. 1,303 square per appraisal. This is a lot of house on a lot of land for $209,000 in Guthrie.
