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PROS AND CONS OF MOVING TO STILWELL OKLAHOMA

Here are the Pros and Cons of moving to Stilwell! I talk about everything from traffic to tractors, crime to cows. In this video, we're exploring the pros and cons of living in Stilwell, Oklahoma. Stilwell offers a unique blend of affordability and lifestyle that might just be what you're looking for. First off, let's talk about housing. The median home price here is incredibly affordable at $105,000, with most move-in ready homes ranging between $130,000 and $275,000. For those interested in more space, a three-bedroom, two-bath home on about five acres can be found for between $250,000 to $350,000. If you're looking for hunting and recreational land, prices for wooded, hilly acreage start at around $2,500 per acre, reaching up to $3,500. More expansive pasture land, particularly plots over 30 acres, typically goes for about $5,000 to $6,000 an acre. Another significant advantage of living in Stilwell is the pace of life. Life here is slow and relaxed, far removed from the hectic rat race. It's a place where you can grow with your family without the stress of heavy traffic—unless you count the occasional hold-up behind a tractor or a cow. This slower pace is a definite pro for those looking to step back from urban chaos, though some might see it as a con if you're in a hurry. However, living in Stilwell does come with some drawbacks, especially when it comes to dining options. The variety of food here leans heavily towards traditional Midwestern fare—burgers, catfish, and Mexican dishes. Those craving Vietnamese or curry might find themselves driving an hour to Fayetteville, Arkansas, or an hour and a half to Tulsa, Oklahoma. While the food scene may not cater to all tastes, it's worth noting that local food is quite affordable, and I can personally guide you on how to whip up a delicious homemade curry. Regarding safety, Oklahoma's stringent law enforcement policies reflect in our low crime rates. In Stilwell, the majority of incidents involve minor thefts, like stealing beer from local stores, with very few violent crimes reported over the past several years. One final drawback of country living in Stilwell is delivery services. While you won't find pizza delivery out in the rural areas, you can easily get cattle feed delivered. It’s a quirky reminder that some conveniences are more accessible than others here in the countryside. If all this sounds appealing and you're considering buying or selling a home in Stilwell or Adair County, don't hesitate to reach out. Our contact information is in the bio, and we look forward to assisting you with your real estate needs in this charming, laid-back community.