Why Live in Elwood Heights
Elwood Heights, a suburban neighborhood in Edmond, features mid-20th century ranch-style homes with brick facades and mature swamp Spanish oak trees lining its curved streets. The community is part of the highly rated Edmond Public Schools district, with students attending Sunset Elementary School, Cimarron Middle School, and Edmond Memorial High School. Residents enjoy outdoor activities at E.C. Hafer Park, a 3-mile drive northeast, which offers a spacious playground, paved trails, and a fishing pond. The nearby Edmond Dog Park provides ample space for pets to play. Downtown Edmond, just two miles north, hosts events like the annual Arts Festival, showcasing work from over 100 artists, and LibertyFest, which features multiple days of Independence Day celebrations, including the largest fireworks show in the Oklahoma City metro area. For shopping, Edmond Crossing is less than a mile away, offering stores like HomeGoods and T.J. Maxx, and dining options such as Charleston’s Restaurant and Andy’s Frozen Custard. The University of Central Oklahoma is 2.5 miles north, while Oklahoma City is a 12-mile drive south via US-77 and I-235. Will Rogers World Airport is accessible within 22 miles via I-44. The neighborhood is safer than the national average, making it a practical choice for families. Residents also benefit from the convenience of nearby amenities and the community's established, lived-in feel.