Real estate buyers in north‑central Oklahoma will have several chances this May to bid on homes, land, and household goods as Wiggins Auctioneers rolls out a series of upcoming auctions.

 

Real estate buyers in north‑central Oklahoma will have several chances this May to bid on homes, land, and household goods as Wiggins Auctioneers rolls out a series of upcoming auctions. The firm’s latest schedule highlights a mix of residential properties and personal property offerings across Major, Garfield, and Noble counties, giving bidders options ranging from a cared‑for starter home to a sizeable rural acreage with shop and garage space.

The first sale on the calendar features the family of Vida “Joan” Turner on Thursday, May 14. This auction will showcase a well‑maintained home situated on approximately one‑half acre in Ames, Major County, Oklahoma. For bidders seeking a manageable property with small‑town appeal, the Turner home represents an opportunity to step into a move‑in‑ready setting with room for a yard, garden, or future improvements.

On Monday, May 18, Wiggins will represent The Richard & June Butricks Living Trust with a residential auction in Enid, Garfield County. That offering centers on a spacious three‑bedroom, three‑bath brick home on roughly 1.7 acres, located on a corner lot in the desirable Evandale Addition. The combination of a larger lot, established neighborhood, and brick construction positions this property well for families or buyers who value both space and community setting.

The schedule continues on Wednesday, May 20, with two related events tied to Pam Phillips in Perry, Noble County. The first is a live auction for a two‑story home on approximately 7.6 acres, accompanied by a 44' x 30' detached two‑car garage, 30' x 50' shop, and 50' x 30' barn. The acreage includes yard sheds, scattered trees, and wildlife, located southeast of Perry about one mile off Highway 86—an attractive package for buyers who want country living with outbuildings and room to work. Later that same day, an online‑only auction will feature Pam Phillips’ household and collectible items, including furniture, décor, dishes and glassware, an antique Delaval cream separator, and more, providing an opportunity for bidders who may not be in the market for a home but are interested in quality personal property.

Together, these Wiggins Auctioneers events underscore the variety of real estate and personal property currently changing hands in the region. With multiple dates, locations, and formats—including onsite and online‑only bidding—interested buyers can explore options that fit their goals, whether they are seeking a primary residence, a rural homestead with shops and barns, or one‑of‑a‑kind household items offered at auction.