107 W Harrison Avenue

Own a true piece of Oklahoma history in the heart of downtown Guthrie. This remarkable building was originally home to the Guthrie Daily Leader, one of the state’s earliest and most influential newspapers during Guthrie’s territorial and early statehood days. From this very location, headlines were printed that chronicled the Land Run era, Oklahoma’s path to statehood, and the growth of one of the most significant cities in early Oklahoma history. Today, this iconic structure blends historic character with strong income-producing potential. The ground floor features two established commercial businesses, offering active street presence and steady rental income in the center of downtown foot traffic. Upstairs, you’ll find four fully furnished apartments, thoughtfully designed to maintain the building’s historic charm while providing modern comfort. High ceilings, large windows, and architectural details create an inviting living space ideal for short-term rentals, executive housing, or long-term tenants. Located in the vibrant downtown district of Guthrie—known for its Victorian architecture and preserved historic appeal—this property offers a rare opportunity to own a landmark mixed-use building with multiple income streams and deep local roots. Whether you’re an investor seeking stable returns or a preservation-minded buyer wanting to steward a piece of Oklahoma history, this property stands as a testament to Guthrie’s enduring legacy.