Downtown Broken Arrow Multifamily Home for Sale

Downtown Broken Arrow, also known as the Rose District, is a Main Street community known for its abundance of rose bushes, which were planted by residents in the early 20th century. Recent renovations have made the area more pedestrian-friendly, featuring wider sidewalks, improved crosswalks and comprehensive landscaping. The neighborhood celebrates its Muscogee Nation roots through murals and statues, including the notable “A City in Bloom” mural at The Museum Broken Arrow. Local businesses offer plenty of things to do in Downtown Broken Arrow. Dining options include the Main Street Tavern and the Native American-owned Broken Arrow Brewing Co. For bigger retailers, residents can head to nearby East Kenosha Street and the County Line Shopping Center. Entertainment options in the Rose District include the Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center and annual events like the Rooster Days Festival, held each year in Central Park. Ranch- and Arts and Crafts-style homes are common, with newer Craftsman-inspired builds appearing in recent years. Schools in the area include Arrowhead Elementary School and Broken Arrow High School, both of which are well-rated. Recreation is available at the Central Park Community Center, which has a public pool, gymnasium and sports courts. The nearby Ray Harral Nature Park & Center offers trails and natural springs. Despite the noise from nearby Route 51 and North Elm Place, much of Downtown Broken Arrow is walkable and bikeable, with bike rentals available through This Machine Bike Rental.