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3310 NW 149th Street is a current listing. Every other property below is placeholder content for this demonstration build. Prices, addresses and dates are invented and must be replaced with real records before publication.

Active Two-storey brick house with a single-car garage at 3310 NW 149th Street
$262,500
3310 NW 149th Street, Oklahoma City 73134
Far north OKC · Edmond schools

A 2024 Lennar build with all three bedrooms upstairs and one open kitchen, dining and living floor below. Fenced yard, covered porch, assumable FHA financing.

3 bd2.5 ba 1,359 sfBuilt 2024
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Active
$1,285,000
[Address], Nichols Hills
Nichols Hills

A 1938 Tudor revival held by one family for three decades, with original quarter-sawn oak floors and a kitchen taken back to the studs in 2019.

4 bd4.5 ba 4,820 sfBuilt 1938
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Closed
$742,000
[Address], Heritage Hills
Heritage Hills

Estate disposition for a personal representative. Court-confirmed and closed in 61 days from the order authorising sale.

4 bd3 ba 3,410 sfBuilt 1921
Closed
$615,000
[Address], Crown Heights
Crown Heights

Sold under a divorce decree with both parties as signatories and proceeds held in escrow pending allocation.

3 bd2.5 ba 2,890 sfBuilt 1930
Closed
$1,450,000
[Address], Gaillardia
Gaillardia

Relocation sale for an executive transferring out of state. Marketed off-market first, then listed.

5 bd5.5 ba 5,640 sfBuilt 2006
Closed
$498,000
[Address], Mesta Park
Mesta Park

Partition sale following a co-ownership dispute among three siblings.

3 bd2 ba 2,240 sfBuilt 1916
Under contract
$889,000
[Address], Edgemere Park
Edgemere Park

Trust disposition on behalf of a successor trustee, with two beneficiaries in different states.

4 bd3.5 ba 3,720 sfBuilt 1927

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