A storied Oklahoma estate on seven rolling acres
Minco, Oklahoma · Est. Early 1900s
The Estate
Nestled at the quiet northern edge of Minco, Oklahoma, The Minc is a one-and-a-half story frame home with the kind of character that only a century of prairie seasons can bestow. Mature shade trees canopy the front lawn, crepe myrtles bloom in brilliant pinks along the garden paths, and a wrap-around porch invites you to sit a while.
Inside, seven generously sized rooms flow through French doors and sunlit corridors. Hardwood floors anchor the dining rooms, while upstairs bedrooms with vaulted ceilings and a clawfoot soaking tub offer genuine warmth. Every room is appointed with curated antiques, Western art, and hand-picked details that honor the home's heritage without pretense.
The Minc has served as a gathering place for intimate dinners, seasonal celebrations, and overnight guests who prefer a real home over a hotel room. It is, quite simply, the kind of place people remember.
Inside & Out
Original stairway & chandelier
The parlor
Dining room & French doors
Vaulted guest bedroom
The sunroom
Clawfoot soaking tub
Western art & antiques
Guest quarters
Details throughout
Morning light
Second-floor suite
Coffee & tea station
The Grounds
The property stretches across more than seven acres of level, well-kept land on the peaceful northern edge of town. A white post-and-rail fence frames the entrance, leading up a gravel drive to the home.
Crepe myrtles line the walkways with a garden arbor creating a natural canopy of pink blossoms each summer. Benches are tucked among the plantings for quiet mornings. A three-car attached garage and outbuildings offer storage and workspace. Mature shade trees—oaks and sycamores—keep the grounds cool through the Oklahoma heat.
On the Property
Jaguar E-Type
Pontiac GTO
Inquiries
Whether you are drawn to its heritage, its grounds, or its potential as a gathering place, we would welcome the chance to share The Minc with you. Private tours are available by appointment.