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Top Reasons to Live in Seminole, OK

  • Diverse museums! Seminole's museums are reflective of the city's diverse and colorful culture. For people who want to have a glimpse of the past, the Oklahoma Oil Museum offers a look at what Seminole feels like during its oil boom days. Art enthusiasts would find the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art fascinating while kids would love the creative Jasmine Moran Children's Museum.

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  • Pay lower property taxes! Boasting of a property tax rate of $5.54 for every $1,000 home value, homeowners enjoy one of the most affordable property taxes in the country. This is why rent to own properties in good neighborhoods like Pleasant Grove and Broadway Avenue are gaining the interest of many home buyers.
  • Festive events! The year is not complete without the city's annual festivals and events. The Made in Oklahoma Festival, for instance, is held every April to highlight Oklahoma-made food, crafts, and products. Seminole also encourages the growth of the arts with the Spirit of Oklahoma Storytelling Festival, where different storytelling genres are explored as well as the Seminole Gospel Sing, a three-day day event headlined by bands like The Graves Family, The Nelons, and Red Roots.
  • Go camping! If you need to take a breather and connect with nature, you can hop on an RV and go camping at any of the city's numerous campgrounds like Shady Acres RV Park and SGS RV Park. If you want more than your usual camping experience, Sportsman Lake and Catfish Round-up & RV Park offers other unique activities like dining, fishing, boating, and hiking.
  • Rising home values! Seminole reports a home appreciation rate of 29.80% for the last 10 years, which is very high compared to the national average of 12.70%. In particular, real estate properties in neighborhoods like Little, Nobletown, and Pleasant Grove have been appreciating faster than other areas in Oklahoma.
  • Short commute time to work! Locals spend an average of 18.27 minutes to get to work, which is lower than the national average of 25.5 minutes. People who live downtown, in neighborhoods along Boren Avenue and N. Milt Phillips Avenue spend even shorter time to get to and from work.
  • Good food at your fingertips! You don't have to drive far to get your hands on a sumptuous meal. You just have to head down to Main Street and N. Milt Phillips Avenue to get to local dining delights like Cazadorez Mexican Restaurant, Boom-A-Rang Diner & Seminole, and Studio Wok, which feature cuisines from different parts of the globe .

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