Why Live in Covell-Danforth
Covell-Danforth in Edmond is comprised of three subdivisions: Thomas Trails, Hawks Landing, and Westborough. Located between Covell and Danforth Roads, the neighborhood offers a blend of suburban living and urban convenience. It features neat rows of Traditional and ranch-style homes, primarily built between the 1980s and early 2000s. It’s also part of the highly rated Edmond Public Schools system, with students attending John Ross Elementary, Cheyenne Middle, and Edmond North High, all of which have high ratings. The area is safer than the national average, providing a low-crime environment for residents.
For recreation, the Thomas Trails and Westborough subdivisions have community playgrounds. The expansive Mitch Park, located less than 2 miles away, offers a variety of amenities, including a YMCA, skate park, disc golf course, and multi-use trails. The neighborhood's proximity to the bustling corner of Covell and Kelly Avenue, less than 2 miles away, ensures residents have convenient access to shopping and dining options, including Uptown Grocery, various restaurants, and Lowe’s. With homes typically going under contract in about 12 days, Covell-Danforth remains a desirable area for those looking to enjoy a suburban atmosphere with the benefits of nearby urban amenities.
