$650 - $1,150 per month
Blue Sky Apartments
Studio-4 Beds
115 Monroe St NE, Ardmore, OK 73401
$900 per month
514 15th Ave NW Unit 514, Ardmore, OK 73401
FOR RENT514 15th Ave NW Ardmore OKMonthly Rent 900Well maintained 2 bedroom 1 bathroom duplex with hardwood floors and classic charm throughout. The living room is spacious and full of natural light with a decorative fireplace and ceiling fan.The kitchen includes tile floors ample cabinet storage and matching white appliances including refrigerator stove and dishwasher. There is a separate dining
Jamie Blankenship Blankenship Real Estate
$975 - $1,200 per month
Lakeshore Landing
2-3 Beds
4750 Travertine, Ardmore, OK 73401
$787 - $1,089 per month
Huntington Falls Apartments
1-3 Beds
1201 L St NE, Ardmore, OK 73401
$954 - $1,468 per month
Stone Creek Apartments
1-3 Beds
3450 N Commerce St, Ardmore, OK 73401
$1,200 per month
2205 S Cedar Loop, Ardmore, OK 73401
Property Id: 18346742bd/1.5th with covered parking, a fenced yard, and washer & dryer included! Great location with easy access to all main Ardmore attractions, Ardmore Highschool, and I-35. All applicants subject to background and credit check.
$975 per month
374 Willow St, Lone Grove, OK 73443
2 bed, 2 bath, home located at 374 Willow Street, Lone Grove, Oklahoma$975 month$975 deposit (payable over the first two months)Featuring: Lone Grove school district, central heat and air, storage building, storm shelter, 2 car carport, full washer/dryer hookupsNo pets, no smoking of any kind
$1,100 per month
706 K St NW, Ardmore, OK 73401
Property Id: 1921417Located near Mercy Hospital! This centrally located home features AC & Heat from a mini-split system, newly painted kitchen cabinets and hard wood floors, Recently painted exterior, Washer & Dryer hook ups, Kitchen includes a stove & refrigerator, and a fenced backyard that provides privacy and space to enjoy. Conveniently situated near shopping, dining, and not far
The name Ardmore derives from an Irish phrase meaning “great height,” and the south-central Oklahoma city does indeed rise above its neighbors. Now a regional hub, the city of 25,000 began as a railroad town surrounded by cotton fields, before an oil boom in the early 1900s helped Ardmore gain traction. “We’re a community that has a lot of opportunities and growth,” says Sarah Fulton, broker and owner of Southern Oklahoma Realty. “We’re one of the bigger towns on the I-35 corridor between Oklahoma City and Dallas, so we have a lot of people who ...
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