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Single Family ResidenceResidential
$643,405$305 / ft²
TopHap EstimateOur estimate of what this home would sell for today, based on nearby sales, the home's size and features, and local price trends. It is a starting point, not an appraisal.· confidence 81How well the pricing models agreed with each other on this home. Higher means the estimate rests on stronger, more consistent data.· as of Jul 14, 2026

OK
1
Baths
2,112 ft²
Living AreaTotal finished area of the structures, from county records. Some counties include shared space like hallways or a building gym, so it may not match a listing.
290 ac
Lot SizeThe size of the land the home sits on, from county records.
1967
Year BuiltThe year the home was originally built, according to county records.
1
StoriesHow many floors the home has above ground.
2
ParkingThe number of parking spaces on the property, including the garage.

Valuation

$643K
$520K low$766K high
Est. Owner EquityRoughly how much of the home's value the owner would keep after paying off known loans. It is our estimate minus the loans still owed.$643,405
Est. Lendable EquityThe part of the owner's equity a lender would typically let them borrow against — about 80% of their equity.$514,724

Climate Risk

Overall riskThe average of the five hazard scores below, on a 0 to 100 scale. Higher means greater projected risk over the coming decades.53
11
FloodProjected flooding risk from rivers, heavy rain, and storm surge, scored 0 to 100. Higher is riskier.
86
WildfireProjected wildfire risk, scored 0 to 100, based on how much land burns in a typical year. Higher is riskier.
86
HeatProjected heat risk, scored 0 to 100, based on how many extremely hot days a year are expected. Higher is riskier.
73
StormProjected risk from heavy rainstorms, scored 0 to 100, based on how often extreme rainfall is expected. Higher is riskier.
12
DroughtProjected water shortage risk, scored 0 to 100. Higher means more strain on the local water supply.
Projected Flood DepthHow deep a serious flood is expected to get here at some point in the next 30 years. Shown in inches.8 in
30-Year Flood ChanceThe chance of at least one serious flood here in the next 30 years, not in any single year.6%

Scores 0–100; higher = greater projected risk.

Property Facts

Property TypeThe broad category the county puts this property in, such as residential or commercial.Single Family Residence
StyleThe architectural style of the home, such as ranch or colonial.Traditional/Old
CountyPushmataha
Lot (acres)The size of the land the home sits on, from county records.290.00
FoundationWhat the home is built on, such as a concrete slab, a crawl space, or a basement.Concrete
RoofThe main material covering the roof, such as asphalt shingle or tile.Composition Shingle
HeatingThe type of heating system in the home.Space
CoolingThe type of cooling or air conditioning in the home.Window A/C
FireplaceWhether the home has a fireplace, and what kind.Yes
GarageWhether the property has a garage, and details like whether it is attached to the home.Carport (Unspecified)

Assigned SchoolsThe public schools this address is zoned for. Boundaries change, so confirm with the district before you count on it.

District: Tuskahoma Public School

Ownership

OccupancyWhether the owner appears to live here or somewhere else. It is inferred from the mailing address on record.Absentee owner
Company ownedWhether the owner is a company or trust rather than a person.No

Data by ATTOM. Valuations are automated estimates, not appraisals. Photos from Google Street View and may not depict the current property state.

How this home compares

measured against every home in its neighborhood, its ZIP code and its county, using county assessor records refreshed nightly. A home can stand out in one of those areas and look ordinary in another, because each one holds a different mix of homes.

  • Worth more than 96% of homes in Pushmataha County
  • Costs more per square foot than 92% of homes in Pushmataha County
  • Bigger than 87% of homes in Pushmataha County
  • Among the largest lots in Pushmataha County
  • Older than 77% of homes in Pushmataha County

How it measures up in Pushmataha County

The dot is this home. The mark in the middle is the typical home in Pushmataha County.

Estimated value$643,405
CheaperTypical $169,923Pricier

Pricier than 96% of homes nearby

Price per ft²$305
CheaperTypical $127Pricier

Pricier than 92% of homes nearby

Living area2,112 ft²
SmallerTypical 1,382 ft²Bigger

Bigger than 87% of homes nearby

Lot size290 ac
SmallerTypical 5 acBigger

Bigger than almost all homes nearby

Year built1967
OlderTypical 1982Newer

Newer than 23% of homes nearby

How ranks against every home in each area.
MeasureThis homePushmataha County
Estimated valuepricier than$643,40596% of homes
Price per ft²pricier than$30592% of homes
Living areabigger than2,112 ft²87% of homes
Lot sizebigger than290 acalmost all homes
Year builtnewer than196723% of homes

About

How much is , , OK worth?

The TopHap Estimate for , , OK is $643,405 as of Jul 14, 2026. The likely range is $520,356 to $766,454. The estimate is modelled from recorded sales, assessments and the property's own characteristics — it is not an appraisal.

How big is , , OK?

, , OK has 1 bathrooms, 2,112 square feet of living space and a 290.00-acre lot.

When was , , OK built?

, , OK was built in 1967, making it 59 years old. It is a traditional/old home. The building has 1 story.

What schools serve , , OK?

, , OK is assigned to Tuskahoma Public School (elementary), rated C-; Buffalo Valley High School (high), rated C+. All sit in Tuskahoma Public School. Attendance boundaries change — confirm with the district before relying on an assignment.

How does , , OK compare to other homes in Pushmataha County?

Among the 5,350 homes in Pushmataha County, it is worth more than 96% of them ($643,405 against a typical $169,923), its price per square foot is higher than 92% of them ($305 against a typical $127), it is bigger than 87% of them (2,112 ft² against a typical 1,382 ft²), its lot is bigger than almost all of them (290 ac against a typical 5 ac) and it is newer than 23% of them (1967 against a typical 1982). These shares are recounted nightly from the full county assessor record for each area, not from active listings.