Description

4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home located in a cul-de-sac just minutes away from Altus Air Force Base. This home has crown molding and wood floors throughout. The windows provide an abundance of natural light and also have a lifetime warranty. The main bathroom has a tub and shower combination. Indoor space for a laundry room, a two car garage with an electric opener and plenty of space for a freezer. The home also has a storm shelter in the backyard and also has a storage building. The wood fence with a double gate is perfect for you to maintain privacy while relaxing on the covered patio, complete with ceiling fans for those hot summer days and nights.

Altus, OK

The city of Altus is located in Jackson County and situated along Highway 282 about 35 miles from the Texas border. 

Why do people make Altus home?

This community is larger than most in Southwestern Oklahoma with an estimated population of 18,533 per the 2010 census. There are many wonderful things to see and do in this community. The Quartz Mountain State Park is located about 20 minutes away from Altus. With that being said Altus is a very popular spot for tourists to drive through on their way to the park. The Greens of Altus of a 9 hole golf course with a 12 tee driving range. 

Public Schools

Altus is home of the Bulldogs. Altus Public Schools offers grades K – 12 and hires the best of the best educators. There are several different school options around the Altus area that offer smaller class sizes; Altus Christian, Navajo, Blair, Mangum, and Hobart. 

Higher Education

Western Oklahoma State College campus located in Altus, Oklahoma. Western Technology Center and Southwestern Oklahoma State University Campuses in Weatherford, Sayre, and Burns Flat.

The stats of Altus, Oklahoma and Jackson County

Altus 

Population: 18,533 per the 2010 census

Climate: cold dry winters, hot wet summers (Oklahoma weather is known to change in a minutes notice)

Median Income: Single: $30,217 – Family: $38,400

Jackson County

County Seat: Altus, Oklahoma

Population: 24,808 per the 2010 census

Geography: According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 804 square miles, of which 803 square miles is land and 1.6 square miles (0.2%) is water.

Most of the county is within the Red Bed Plains physiographic region. The western part lies in the Gypsum Hills and the northeastern part is in the Wichita Mountains. The county is drained by the Red River and its tributaries, the North Fork of the Red River and the Salt Fork of the Red River.

Median Income: Single: $27,767 – Family: $52,535