Shawnee, OK Real Estate, Homes For Sale, School & Area Information

Shawnee offers the perfect blend of small-town charm and growing opportunity! Located just 35 minutes from OKC, it’s a great option for those wanting more space without sacrificing convenience.

Buyers: You’ll find a wide range of homes—from historic craftsman-style properties near downtown to new builds with land on the outskirts. Home prices remain more affordable than metro OKC, making Shawnee ideal for first-time buyers or those looking to upgrade.

Sellers: With local growth, a regional hospital, universities like OBU, and easy access to I-40, demand is rising! Homes priced right are moving quickly. If you’ve been thinking of selling, now’s a great time to get ahead of the market.

Shawnee isn’t just a city—it’s a community. From seasonal festivals to the revitalized downtown scene, there’s something here for everyone.

Shawnee comes alive with grit, excitement, and true Western spirit—and this year’s International Finals Youth Rodeo (IFYR) is no exception. Here’s your play-by-play perspective from a local agent’s lens:

Event Overview and Local Appeal
Dates & Venue: July 6–11 at the Heart of Oklahoma Exposition Center in Shawnee, OK
Scale & Prestige: Now in its 33rd year, the IFYR is one of the nation’s highest-paying youth rodeos, boasting ~$250,000 in prize money and nearly 1,000 young competitors from 35+ states and Canada
Jam-Packed Schedule: With 11 performances (two daily shows plus finals) across 3 simultaneous arenas, expect action from morning through night

Shawnee is buzzing with activities this weekend from June 13 to 16! There are many activities to enjoy with family and friends.

1. Bonus Race World Finals
Where: Heart of Oklahoma Expo Center
When: Fri–Sun, June 13–15, starting at 9 AM

2. MGMoA Free Admission All Weekend
Where: Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art, 1900 W. MacArthur Blvd
When: Friday and Saturday from 10 AM to 5 PM and Sunday from 1 to 4 PM

3. Jones Theatres Kids Movie Series
Where: Cinema Centre 8
When: Friday, June 13 at 10 AM

4. Flea & Farmers Markets
Where: Benedict Street Flea Market, Saturday and Sunday mornings
When: Shawnee Farmers’ Market Saturday from 8 AM to 2 PM

5. Downtown at Sundown Car Show
Where: Main Street
When: Saturday, June 14, from 5 to 9 PM

6. Singo @ Vortex Brewing
Where: Vortex Brewing, starting at 7 PM Saturday

7. Potawatomi Fire Basketball
Where: FireLake Arena
When: Sunday & Monday, June 15–16 at 7 PM

If you're looking for a delicious, family-friendly dining spot in Shawnee, Oklahoma, Frateli’s Italian Restaurant is a must-visit! I recently had the pleasure of dining there, and everything from the warm welcome to the flavorful dishes made it a memorable experience. The service was top-notch—friendly, attentive, and made us feel right at home.

Whether you're craving classic pasta, savory pizza, or something straight from their chef's specialties, Frateli’s delivers fresh, hearty Italian cuisine in a cozy atmosphere perfect for date nights, family dinners, or casual get-togethers. It's local gems like this that make Shawnee such a charming place to live, work, and enjoy life.

Did you know that Shawnee, OK, was once home to a thriving silent film industry in the early 1900s? Several movie studios, including the Oklahoma Film Company and the Shawnee Film Company, set up shop there, hoping to rival Hollywood! While the boom was short-lived, it adds a unique and surprising chapter to Oklahoma's history and makes Shawnee a bit of a "hidden gem" with a touch of old Hollywood charm. It's just one of the many interesting things that make Shawnee a unique and appealing place to live.

Thinking about making Shawnee your next home? Stay ahead of the game by keeping up with market trends and pricing! With expert guidance, you'll be in great hands every step of the way through the home buying process! #AudreyBSells

Active Listings on the market are up 39% from 2023
Median List Price was $239,000
Days on Market are 53

Be sure and check back next month for more information!

Considering a move to Shawnee, OK? Explore numerous fantastic neighborhoods, restaurants, and schools!

With a history dating back to the early 19th century, Shawnee holds a significant place in Oklahoma's story. From Native American influences to its role as a trading post, this city has evolved into a vibrant community. Excited to immerse yourself in the cultural tapestry and explore the landmarks that echo Shawnee's journey through time! #ShawneeOK #HistoryUncovered #CommunityPride

HOMES FOR SALE in last 30 days
315 up by 27.3 %

New to Market
63 homes up by 27 %

Days on Market
60 days down by 18.7 %

Considering a move to Shawnee, OK? Explore numerous fantastic neighborhoods, restaurants, and schools! Take a look at the comprehensive local service guide I've compiled for you!

Considering a move to Shawnee, OK? Explore numerous fantastic neighborhoods, restaurants, and schools! Take a look at the comprehensive local service guide I've compiled for you

Active Listings on the market are up 31% from 2022. The Median List Price was $242,000, and the days on the market were 30. Be sure to check back next month for more information!

The Shawnee Housing Market is changing as each day goes by! Active Listings on the market are up 30% from 2023. The Median List Price was $239,000, and the number of days on the market are 33. Be sure and check back next month for more information!

Active Listings on the market are up 53% from one year ago. Median List Price was $263,000
with 26 days on the market. Be sure and check back next month for more information!

Active Listings on the market are up 30% from one year ago. Median List Price was $250,000 with 32 Days on the Market. Be sure and check back next month for more information!

It's time for another market update for the month of February. Here are just a few quick stats.
Active Listings on the market are up 73% from one year earlier, the Median List Price was $224,000 and the days on the market are 28. Be sure and check back next month for more information!

It's time for another housing market update. Here are just a few quick stats: active listings on the market are down 34% from 2022; the median list price was $204,000; and the average time on the market is 30 days. Take a look at this short video for more information, and make sure to check back next month.

The Shawnee Housing Market is changing as each day goes by!

* Active Listings on the market are down 4% from 2021
* Median List Price was $196,000
* Days on Market are 16

Be sure and check back next month for more information!

Since 1906, Shawnee Mills has been a major employer in Shawnee and has grown to become one of the largest independent mills in the United States. The company is still family-owned and operated and now produces more than one million pounds of food a day that gets shipped all over the world. I recommend getting some of the cornbread mix, I've been using it my whole life!

Looking to swim, boat, fish, or just enjoy a little time outdoors? West of town you'll find two lakes with picnic areas and even campsites. It's a great place to go watch the sunset on a warm summer evening!

If you love history and architecture like I do, The Pottawatomie County Museum is a great place to visit when you're in the area! Downtown Shawnee is home to the Santa Fe Depot which was completed in 1904 and operated as a train station until 1973. The following year it was placed on the National Register of Historic Places and after a restoration has been operational as a museum since 1982. Stop by and learn about the origins of this historic town!

Did you know one of the oldest restaurants in Oklahoma is right in downtown Shawnee? Take a step back in time and grab lunch at Hamburger King! I've been going my whole life and I've heard people say it looks just like it did 50 years ago. Don't forget to save room for a slice of pie!

Have you ever looked around a historic town and wondered what buildings have stood the longest? In Shawnee, you can see the first house built in the area and even make arrangements to tour it! The Beard Cabin was built in 1891 by a woman named Etta Ray and her father who moved to Oklahoma to participate in the Land Run. Later that year she married a man named Henry Beard and they lived in the cabin which was then located at the corner of Kickapoo and Highland. The Beard Cabin has since been moved twice and was restored in 1999. You can now see it at 614 W Main right next to the Santa Fe Depot.