Located just north of Midtown and anchored by the iconic Plaza Theater (built in 1935, now Lyric on the Plaza), the Plaza District pulses with creative energy. Think murals, galleries,
Dated: July 10 2025
Views: 42
If you're searching for more than just a house—like room to breathe, backyard barbecues, or even a small hobby farm—you're not alone. And guess what? You can still find lots of land around Edmond and OKC… if you know where to look. Here’s the lowdown on where to score that space, plus what to expect in today’s market.
This corner of Edmond remains one of the best places to find homes on big lots:
23 properties currently listed with acreage—from a few serene acres to full-on mini-ranches .
Median home price here tends to sit around $235K, though larger acreage parcels push that number higher .
These homes sell in about 39 days, faster than the national average.
Ideal for gardeners, animal lovers, or anyone craving extra space—but still under 30 minutes from downtown OKC.
If acreage land isn’t your thing, Edmond still offers options with sizable yards:
Realtor.com shows 99 homes with large backyards currently available.
Expect to find homes on at least ¼ to ½ acre, perfect for families, workshops, or creating private outdoor escapes.
Median listing price across Edmond is around $415K, with some affordability in homes with extra yard space .
Oklahoma City suburbs offer value-packed options with large yards or smaller acreage:
Zip code 73034 (north Edmond area) shows a median sale price of $459K, competitive but trending slightly down—land here holds value.
Southwest OKC (near Edmond): Offers acreage-rich listings just off Hefner Road—some parcels as large as 10 acres listed around $799K (about $80K per acre).
Edmond's housing market remains competitive—median sale price recently hit $374K, up nearly 4% year-over-year.
Inventory is moderate, but larger-lot homes tend to stay on market a bit longer—perfect for buyers willing to move thoughtfully.
Homes on acreage in Edmond and OKC sell in about 4–6 weeks, while standard homes often sell in 2–4 weeks.
Know Your Purpose – Are you growing a garden, parking toys, hosting events, or just need more space? That determines lot size and location.
Expect Higher Maintenance – Think fencing, mowing, gravel driveways, and maybe well/septic systems. Budget accordingly.
Check Zoning & Utilities – Bigger lots may have different building rules. Extra checks can save headaches later.
Work with a Local Pro – Builders and agents like yours truly know exactly where acreage gems are hiding—and how to lock them down.
Yes—you can absolutely still buy a home on land in Edmond and OKC! From multi-acre southwest Edmond retreats to homes with big backyards in city-friendly neighborhoods, there’s something out there for your lifestyle and budget. And these homes tend to linger on the market just long enough for strategic buyers to swoop in.
Juliann Strange Test
(405) 201-2621
juliann@propertyjewels.com
With a cherished family legacy in Oklahoma real estate, I take immense pride in showcasing our state's allure. I guide buyers and sellers within and beyond our boundaries, providing unparalleled suppo....
Located just north of Midtown and anchored by the iconic Plaza Theater (built in 1935, now Lyric on the Plaza), the Plaza District pulses with creative energy. Think murals, galleries,
Nestled off NW 164th & May Ave, Oak Tree—also known as Oak Tree National—stands out as Edmond’s premier gated golf community. With 24/7 security, custom-built luxury,
Just north of Hefner Parkway, Quail Creek is a well-established, golf-centric neighborhood known for its wide, winding streets, mature trees, and relaxed-mid-century aesthetic. Built in
Market Snapshot: Coffee Creek Real Estate TrendsMedian listing price: ~$421K – $402K range, with around 13–15 active listingsZillow Home Value Index: ~$375,572 – up +0.3% over the