203 Main St, Wright City, OK 74766

Own a piece of Wright City, Oklahoma history. Believed to have been built by the historic Dierks/Choctaw Lumber operation, this distinctive early-1900s stone home offers a rare connection to the beginnings of Wright City itself. Situated on approximately .47 acre, this nearly 2,000-square-foot home retains an impressive amount of its original character. Original interior doors and hardware remain, along with substantial millwork, vintage shutters and period details throughout. Wood flooring is known to exist the carpet, although its present condition is unknown—offering the next owner the possibility of uncovering even more of the home's original character. The generous floor plan offers two large bedrooms with ample closet space, including an approximately 9' x 5' primary closet with built-in shelving, plus a dedicated study/home office, sunroom and separate dressing room. A spacious formal dining room features rich wood paneling and vintage architectural detail, while the kitchen provides abundant cabinetry, counter space and an adjoining informal dining area. The primary bath includes a large walk-in tub, and the home's flexible additional spaces provide possibilities rarely found in a two-bedroom property. A large mudroom provides a true transition space, while the oversized laundry room includes cabinetry, generous folding/work space and a built-in utility sink. Storage is abundant throughout the home. Outside, mature trees shade the expansive grounds and complement the home's distinctive stone exterior. An oversized two-car attached garage with automatic garage door opener, a private gated backyard entry and substantial crawlspace access from the garage. Important recent improvements include the roof and HVAC replaced/updated in 2024, along with repaired and updated ductwork. The location also places the property near some of southeastern Oklahoma's major employers and recreational destinations. Approximately ten miles northeast of Valliant, home to the International Paper mill. The Glover River, one of McCurtain County's treasured natural resources, is nearby, while Hochatown, Broken Bow Lake and Beavers Bend State Park are within easy driving distance. Paris, Texas, is also accessible for additional shopping, services and amenities. Located within the Wright City School District, this one-of-a-kind property combines space, history and small-town living with convenient access to employment and the outdoor destinations that continue to draw visitors to southeastern Oklahoma. For the buyer who appreciates history and sees the possibilities in a home with a story, this is an opportunity to preserve and reimagine a genuine piece of Wright City’s lumber-town heritage.