With a home in Meadow Brook, “Fore!” might just become part of residents’ vocab. Several properties in this western Lawton neighborhood back up to the golf course at Lawton Country Club, providing idyllic views. It’s one of the signature features of this area, one that’s also known for the condition of its inventory. Houses here have some age, but many have been carefully maintained through the years. "It has such a cool mix of simple starter homes and large, custom-built estates," says Heaven Speirs, a local Realtor with Park Jones Realty and a Lawton native. "Many properties here are one- or two-owner homes, even though they were built in the '60s. You can see the pride of ownership on every street."
Unique two-story wooden houses can be found in Meadow Brook.
Ranches, ranging from modern custom to classic brick, are a common home style in Meadow Brook.
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Midcentury houses for varying tastes
The homes here were built in the 1960s and 1970s, and many of them are brick ranch-style options But they vary in layout and finish, adding character to the area. There are some outliers around as well, including Cape Cods and colonial-style homes. "There's just a good feel about it that you don't find in the more modern, cookie-cutter neighborhoods," Speirs says. These properties have a history of being mostly owner-occupied, and some have been updated over time. Meadow Brook’s homes were built closely together, but all properties come with yards, on lots of anywhere between .20 to .70 acres. Prices range anywhere from $75,000 for a house that needs work to $265,000 for a remodeled option.
Prospective home buyers will find affordable, well-maintained homes in Meadow Brook.
Colonial style homes in Meadow Brook can be found on secluded wooded lots.
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Extended care is available at Edison Elementary
The B-rated Lawton Public Schools system covers this area. Students start at the C-rated Edison Elementary, which offers before- and afterschool care. The B-plus-rated Eisenhower Middle has extracurricular activities including a chess club and a military child club, which is relevant with Fort Sill — one of the state’s largest employers — just about 4 miles away. Eisenhower High has a B grade and offers a JROTC program. The public Cameron University is close by, too, with more than 50 degree programs across the associate, bachelor and graduate levels.
Eisenhower Middle School provides education in the neighborhood of Lawton.
Eisenhower High School provides education in the neighborhood of Lawton.
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Cache in on nearby thoroughfares
Meadow Brook is removed from, yet close to, the area’s main drags. Cache Road is just slightly north and connects to Interstate 44. I-44 runs up to Oklahoma City, about 90 miles northwest. Also, both Cache and Gore Boulevard to the south have stops in the Lawton Area Transit System bus network.
Meadow Brook residents can access the Lawton Area Transit at Cache and Gore Boulevard.
Residents of Meadow Brook pride themselves on maintaining their homes.
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Namesake park is convenient for neighborhood kids
There’s a neighborhood green space within walking distance for many here: Meadowbrook Park. Meadowbrook features a path between homes that leads to a small playground. There’s a bigger, Wild West-themed wooden playground at Greer Park, about a mile away. Greer also has multiple tennis courts. The Lawton Country Club — whose 18-hole golf course provides some Meadow Brook residents with views — is a membership-only facility that offers a gym, pool, and tennis courts in addition to golf.
Meadowbrook Park offers plenty of walking spaces for local residents.
Meadow Brook residents can easily enjoy golfing at Lawton Country Club nearby.
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Whether on Cache or Gore, food is easy to find
Cache Road and Gore Boulevard place multiple restaurants and more within minutes of Meadow Brook’s homes. Junction’s Remix 580 is a popular place for breakfast, brunch and lunch, serving everything from eggs benedict to bulgogi beef melts. Wayne's Drive Inn II down the road offers an old-school, drive-up experience complete with carhops. “Wayne’s is one of the spots I like more than any other one,” says Jerry Sabader, an employee at Litzel Sweet Creations. Litzel, whose macarons and cupcakes are well-liked, is one of multiple spots on Gore for those with a sweet tooth. That stretch has J’s Donuts and Sweetops Cakes as well, and the latter also offers breads and pretzels. Locals can grab groceries on Cache, where there’s a Homeland. There’s also both a Walmart and a Sam’s Club just off Cache, on Sheridan Road.
Junction Remix 580 nearby offers brunch for Meadow Brook residents.
Seafood Party near Meadow Brook offers a delicious fried oyster basket for locals.
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Freedom Festival is a free attraction
Among Lawton’s most popular annual events is the Freedom Festival, which is held on the weekend before the Fourth of July at Elmer Thomas Park, about 4 miles east of Meadow Brook. The Freedom Festival is a two-day affair with bounce houses, soap box derby races, a hotdog eating contest and two nights of fireworks. Elmer Thomas is also the home of Holiday in the Park, when the space is strung with a multitude of lights that visitors can drive or walk through from November to January. Festivities include an ice rink and train rides, too.
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Renters
Demographics
Total Population
537
Median Age
37
Population under 18
24.4%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
16.6%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$49,545
Significantly below the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$49,461
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
93.2%
College Graduates
38.9%
On par with the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
26.8%
Above the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
69.5%
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
34/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
33/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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