In Eisenhower Village, manicured yards and smooth sidewalks line a series of spacious, winding blocks. They're ingredients to a true suburban atmosphere on Lawton's west side. "The streets are a little wider than you'll find in other parts of town, so you don't feel quite as cramped driving around," says Heaven Speirs, a local Realtor with Park Jones Realty and a Lawton native. This is a neighborhood whose properties date to multiple decades, but nearly all of them are in quality condition thanks in part to the presence of an HOA, a relative rarity in this city.
Eisenhower Village is known for its manicured yards and smooth sidewalks.
The sidewalks in Eisenhower Village offer great convenience for residents.
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Homes available for a value
The oldest homes in Eisenhower Village were built in the 1970s, while others were completed as recently as the 2010s. Craftsman- and ranch-style options are most prevalent and most sell for between $165,000 and $220,000. Those numbers help differentiate the neighborhood from some others in this part of town, near the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. plant, one of the city’s biggest employers. "This neighborhood has easy access to Goodyear, but the average purchase price is lower than the neighborhoods right by Goodyear," Speirs says. Still, these houses average about 1,600 square feet, including garages in most cases. Lots stretch between about .15 and .20 acres.
Residents of Eisenhower Village enjoy large homes surrounded by dense old growth trees.
Traditional homes in Eisenhower Village are very charming and well-kept.
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Eisenhower schools have a fair share of extracurricular activities
The Lawton Public Schools system earns a B overall grade on Niche. Students here attend Almor West Elementary, a B-rated school that offers extended care, before and after school. Eisenhower Middle has a B-plus grade and extracurricular opportunities there include a student council and a military child club, with Fort Sill — one of the state’s largest employers — only 7 miles away. The B-rated Eisenhower High has a JROTC program. There are more than 50 associate, bachelor and graduate programs at nearby Cameron University, too, 3 miles east. The Great Plains Technology Center is even closer, where there are high school and adult career programs in topics from carpentry to nursing. “I love that we have a tech center,” says local Realtor Barbara Clark, of Barbara Clark Realty, who has 14 years of real estate experience. “So not everyone needs to go to college. Not everyone can afford to go to college.”
Kids are challenged to excel at Almor West Elementary School.
Eisenhower High School provides education in the neighborhood of Lawton.
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Turn left onto Lee to reach the rest of the city
Residents have Lee Boulevard at quick reach, an artery that can take drivers east into the heart of the city. Lawton’s Southwestern Medical Center is just over a mile away on Lee, and drivers can access Interstate 44 in just about 6 miles. Oklahoma City is roughly 90 miles northwest on I-44. Lee has multiple bus stops in the Lawton Area Transit System, too.
Lee West Park is a quick trip
Some in Eisenhower Village are within walking distance of Lee West Park, a spacious area with a full-length basketball court and a playground. Eisenhower Village has its own community pool, too, complete with a covered picnic area.
Eisenhower Village Park offers a cute playground for kids to enjoy.
Basketball games are popular among locals at Lee West Park.
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Catch a seat at Country Cafe for homestyle cooking
There are multiple restaurants along Lee Boulevard, including the popular Country Cafe. A cash-only spot, Country Cafe is known for its breakfast, including big, fluffy pancakes and biscuits and gravy. Locals can keep going down Lee to reach John & Cook's Real Pit BBQ for lunch or dinner, whether ribs, pulled pork or brisket. There’s also a Walmart Neighborhood Market just off Lee, and a Dollar General as well.
Locals can enjoy a delicious breakfast at Country Cafe near Lee West Estates.
Fresh daily groceries are available at the Walmart Supercenter near Eisenhower Village.
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Head east for community programming
Many of Lawton’s community events happen in the central and eastern parts of town — Elmer Thomas Park is the site of a couple of the biggest, about 6 miles from Eisenhower Village. It’s where the Freedom Festival is held, a two-day event the weekend ahead of the Fourth of July with live music, bounce houses, a hot dog eating contest and two fireworks shows. Elmer Thomas also hosts Holiday in the Park, an exhibition of lights that people can drive or walk through, open from November to January.
Downtown Lawton’s International Festival celebrates cultures enjoyed by Eisenhower Village residents.
The Holiday in the Park event is a popular gathering for Eisenhower Village residents.
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Great 2 living area home setting on a large corner lot. This home is a great floor plan that includes all new floor coverings. Kitchen and bathrooms have been updated. New appliances and more in popular Eisenhower addition, this home is an exceptional value!
Don't miss this beautifully maintained, move-in ready home in the highly sought after Eisenhower Village! Located in a quiet cul-de-sac, this home offers 3 bedrooms, 1 3/4 baths, and a flex space/additional living area, perfect for a home office, playroom, or second living room. Featuring wood-look tile throughout, an updated kitchen and bathrooms, plus a new roof and garage door (both in 2023).
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
813
Median Age
37
Population under 18
25.2%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
17.5%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$70,749
On par with the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$82,506
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
88.8%
College Graduates
56.5%
Above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
25.5%
Above the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
73%
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
27/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
5/ 100
Source: Walk Score
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