Featured Home: 76 Paris Ave, Durant, OK | Like-New Home on a Half-Acre Lot

What made 76 Paris Ave stand out?

The first thing people noticed was the condition. This house had been cared for so well that it felt close to new, which is exactly what many buyers want when they don't have time or budget for projects after closing.

• 🌳 About a half-acre lot: more elbow room than a typical in-town subdivision lot
• Kitchen as the centerpiece: modern appliances, stylish finishes, lots of counter space, and big windows looking out over the yard
• Generously sized bedrooms and updated bathrooms with modern finishes
• Move-in ready: clean, well maintained, and ready to live in

Why do buyers want a half-acre lot in Durant?

A half acre sits in a sweet spot. It's big enough for a garden, a play area, a shop down the road (check restrictions first), or just space between you and the neighbors, but it's still easy to mow and maintain. Lots this size inside or near city limits also tend to keep you on city services, which many buyers prefer over well and septic.

If you want even more room, look at land under 5 acres or 5–10 acre properties around Durant, Calera, and Mead. Just know that once you're outside town, you'll want to ask about water, septic, and internet early.

What is it like to live in Durant, OK?

Durant is the largest town on the Oklahoma side of Lake Texoma and the county seat of Bryan County. Day to day, you've got local shops and restaurants, Southeastern Oklahoma State University, and Choctaw Casino & Resort for entertainment and concerts. Lake Texoma is a short drive for boating, fishing, and camping, and U.S. 69/75 connects you south to Denison and Sherman.

Public schools in town are served by Durant Public Schools. We always suggest touring schools and checking boundaries for a specific address rather than relying on a listing description. For a deeper look at the city, see our moving to Texoma guide.

What should buyers looking for a home like this know?

• Condition drives competition. Move-in-ready homes in good areas usually draw the most interest, so have your pre-approval ready.
• Look at the lot, not just the house. Drainage, fencing, easements, and any HOA or deed restrictions affect how you can use the yard.
• Compare new and resale. Durant has plenty of new construction; a well-kept resale on a bigger lot can be a great alternative.
• Know your price range. Browse homes $200K–$300K and $300K–$400K to see what's available today. Prices vary by lot size, age, and finishes.

How do you tour a home like this efficiently?

When a well-kept home on a bigger lot hits the market, it helps to know what to look at before you walk in. We like to go in with a short list so you can compare homes side by side later.

• Walk the whole lot, not just the backyard: fence lines, drainage, and where the property actually ends.
• Open cabinets and closets to judge real storage space.
• Ask about age of big-ticket items like the roof, HVAC, and water heater.
• Drive the area at different times to get a feel for traffic and noise.

Frequently asked questions

Is 76 Paris Ave in Durant still for sale?

It was featured in early 2025 and may no longer be available. Check our current Durant listings or give us a call for similar homes.

How big was the lot at 76 Paris Ave?

The home sat on about half an acre.

How far is Durant from Lake Texoma?

Lake Texoma is a short drive from Durant, which makes weekend boating and fishing easy.

Can we help you find a similar home in Durant?

Yes. Tell us your must-haves and budget and we'll set up a search, including homes that fit before they hit your inbox elsewhere.

Related reading

• Durant, Oklahoma: Gateway to Lake Texoma
• Affordable homes for sale in Durant under $200K
• Durant's new construction boom
• Featured home: 1410 Corinne Dr, Durant

Looking for a home like this in Durant? Call or text Brian & Jonelle at (580) 217-7435. Love My Texoma Home Team | INC Realty, licensed in Texas and Oklahoma.