Santa Fe
Suburban Neighborhood in Edmond, Oklahoma
Oklahoma County 73003
The boxy townhomes in Old Town Lofts deliver eye-catching cool
Traditional and ranch-style homes are common across Santa Fe. Many of these 1990s-era houses have two-car garages and large backyards enclosed by wooden privacy fences. “There’s nothing crazily modern here,” says Wallace, adding that the most outrageous design choice in the neighborhood tends to be a half-stone, half-timbering façade instead of classic red brick. He notes that there’s more variation in price than in architecture. Two-bedroom ranch-style homes list for about $220,000 while newer four-bedroom, five-bathroom homes with high ceilings, open floor plans and multiple stories listed for about $390,000. Old Towne Lofts gets a little avant garde with its boxy modern brownstones, dubbed luxury lofts, which were built in 2021 and sell for about $300,000. “There’s something for everyone here. It’s a great neighborhood for people who are looking for that suburb vibe, whether it's a first-time home buyer or someone looking to upgrade,” Wallace says.
Kids can clamber on the playground and go fishing at E.C. Hafer Park
Kelly Park is a pleasant local green space with a sunny, open field and shaded walking trails lined with benches. The colorful climbing structures and swings nestled under the young oaks make for “a sweet, classic little playground, perfect for the kids,” according to Wallace. Anglers and their kids can cast lines at the kid’s fishing pond at E.C. Hafer Park. This 121-acre green space also has paved multi-use trails and three playgrounds. A few iconic sights line nearby Route 66, also known as the Mother Road, including Pops 66, which sells more than 700 types of soda, and the Arcadia Round Barn.
Athletics shine at Santa Fe High, home of the Wolves and the Wolf Den
Schools in Santa Fe are part of the Edmond Public Schools District. Sunset Elementary earned a B+ from Niche.com in 2023. Heartland Middle and Santa Fe High earned A grades. “All the Edmond schools are considered pretty good,” Wallace says. "In the last couple of decades, Santa Fe has probably been known best for their competitive athletics.” Niche agrees, ranking Santa Fe High as the third-best high school for athletes in the state in 2023. The school’s football stadium, part of its state-of-the-art Wolf Den athletics facility, provides seating for thousands.The Heard on Hurd Street Festival downtown brings the party to the streets in warmer months
Downtown Edmond hosts Heard on Hurd every Saturday from March through October. Thirty food trucks supply the grub, bands provide the music and local shops stand ready to sell. The Edmond Farmers Market runs almost year-round on Saturday mornings. It is held indoors at the MAC Senior Center from November through mid-March and outdoors beginning in mid-April through the rest of the year at Edmond Festival Marketplace.
Downtown Oklahoma City is a 30-minute drive south
Downtown Edmond is about two miles east of central Santa Fe. Oklahoma City is 14 miles south and most quickly reached by US 77. Edmond’s Citylink Bus Route 2 links Santa Fe with the Edmond Transit Center on 3rd Street. Will Rogers World Airport is 25 miles south of the neighborhood.The courtyard at the Icehouse Project sets a communal vibe
Part of Santa Fe’s appeal is its proximity to Downtown Edmond. “There’s a lot of cool stuff to do downtown,” Wallace says. “In Santa Fe you’re only about a mile and a half from the Broadway Extension Highway, the north-south street that runs through downtown, and it’s been revitalized with all kinds of newer developments and shops." One of these newcomers is the Icehouse Project, named for an old icehouse that stocked trains on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railway line. This modern food court – tacos, pizza, ice cream and beer – is backdropped by an art installation evoking an enormous grasshopper. “It’s a sweet statue," Wallace says. "It’s a great photo spot in the middle of the Icehouse." With eight restaurants, the Edmond Railyard downtown is another communal dining hall. Crest Foods is a popular stop for groceries.


Agents Specializing in this Area
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Rebecca Seeley
Elite Realty Team LLC
(405) 369-8342
31 Total Sales
1 in Santa Fe
$172,500 Price
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Suzanne Backstrom
Responds QuicklyHive Real Estate
(405) 674-4605
29 Total Sales
1 in Santa Fe
$210,000 Price
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Brandon Hart
Flotilla
(405) 546-2537
447 Total Sales
1 in Santa Fe
$172,000 Price
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Arlicia Bryles
Ellum Realty Firm
(405) 766-8678
125 Total Sales
1 in Santa Fe
$245,000 Price
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Shellie Wall
KW Summit
(405) 759-8638
112 Total Sales
1 in Santa Fe
$129,500 Price
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Kathy Parker
eXp Realty, LLC
(405) 213-0182
219 Total Sales
4 in Santa Fe
$142K - $290K Price Range
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime | Santa Fe | US |
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Homicide | 3 | 4 |
Sexual Assault | 4 | 4 |
Assault with Weapon | 3 | 4 |
Robbery | 3 | 4 |
Burglary | 4 | 4 |
Motor Vehicle Theft | 3 | 4 |
Larceny | 4 | 4 |
Crime Score | 4 | 4 |
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Santa Fe Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Santa Fe, Edmond sell after 32 days on the market compared to the national average of 50 days. The median sale price for homes in Santa Fe, Edmond over the last 12 months is $235,500, down 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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