# 1057513
308 DEEP FORK CIR Arcadia, OK 73007
- 5 Beds
- 6.3 Baths
- 12394 sq.ft.
- Single-Family
THE TOWN OF ARCADIA
A small town with history and charm
Arcadia is a small town with a rich history and notable charm! Located on the historic Route 66, Arcadia is home to scenic views and fun stops for those traveling the Mother Road. As the Oklahoma Metro grows, more and more homes are being built in the township offering those looking for the charm of small-town life with access to big-city amenities the perfect place to call home.
Arcadia is quickly becoming a destination for those who want to live on the edge of the Oklahoma City Metro while maintaining ease of access. Though the average home price is listed at just under $85,000 by AreaVibes.com, the lack of development has created a new home construction of $250,000 and above. With large lots and low cost of living, this is the perfect escape from the daily grind of the city.
In 1898, William and Myra Odor built the "Old Round Barn" along what would eventually become Route 66. A one of a kind design, the truly round barn is an architectural feat, attracts visitors from across the country to admire the craftsmanship. A second popular Arcadia destination is Pops! An architectural wonder of its own, this modern designed structure is a gas station, old school burger joint, and soda pop wonder all in one. Boasting over 600 unique sodas from around the globe, Pops! is the highlight of many trips down Arcadia's stretch of the Mother Road.
Arcadia, Oklahoma was given a post office by the federal government in 1890 and was a thriving agricultural community with cotton as the primary cash crop. In 1924 the town suffered an overwhelming loss, as a fire destroyed all the buildings on the east side of Main Street, many of which were never replaced. Disaster again struct in 1974 when a deluge of rain washed out many of the area roads and bridges. The loss to the railroad infrastructure was so great that the trains stopped running to Arcadia altogether. However, the small community has persisted, and in 1987 was officially recognized by the State of Oklahoma as an incorporated town.
Located just 22 miles northeast from the heart of Downtown Oklahoma City, the entire metro area is just a short drive away. Take the short drive north to historic downtown Guthrie and explore the rich Victorian architecture of Oklahoma's first state capital. You can also enjoy life along America's most famous highway, Route 66.
Arcadia offers amazing access to fun for the entire family from the historic Round Barn, POPS Fuel, Food and Fizz, the Chesrow/Cesario Art Gallery, and Lake Arcadia. Frontier City Amusement Park is also conveniently located just 12 miles south of town on I-35, or you could take the short drive down to the National Western Heritage Museum & Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City!
The close proximity of Arcadia to Oklahoma City provides easy access to the city with all of its shopping and restaurants, such as Penn Square Mall or the OKC Outlets. Head to Downtown Oklahoma City for the cuisine of Bricktown's many restaurants, or grab a pint at one of several local breweries. It’s time to find your perfect Arcadia home. Contact us today to get started. Let us get you into the home of your dreams.
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