Own a piece of Oklahoma history while building your future on 20 acres.
Imagine living in a truly one-of-a-kind home where history, charm, and open space come together. Originally built in the late 1920s during Seminole County’s oil boom, this remarkable property was once part of the Old Carr City School and has been thoughtfully converted into a warm, livable residence—while preserving the soul of its past.
The home offers 2,858 square feet, featuring 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a dedicated office. Two living rooms, one of which can be converted back to a formal dining room with ease. This home provides flexible space for everyday living, creative pursuits, or working from home. Original elements and vintage character blend naturally with modern comforts, creating an atmosphere that feels authentic, welcoming, and full of possibility. The back car port has been painted and turned into the perfect covered patio.
Set on approximately 20 acres, this beautiful corner parcel is framed by original stone walls and steps, offering privacy, open views, and endless opportunities for recreation, gardening, livestock, or simply enjoying the land. Additional historic structures include a shop building and a large storm shelter capable of accommodating numerous people and pets.
This is more than a home—it’s a lifestyle rooted in character, space, and stories. There’s something magical about living in a space with history.
