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The primary pathway for a historic road
In the early to mid 20th century, Route 66 was one of the original highways in the United States. Before the interstate system was developed, people in droves took this road from Chicago to Los Angeles to see the western part of the United States. Part of that route went through what is now known as the Britton District, north of Oklahoma City. Through many of those years, Britton was its own town. Britton was annexed into Oklahoma City in 1950, and Britton Road, which used to be part of Route 66, is the centerpiece of a revitalization project to restore some dilapidated buildings.
Breathing new life along a corridor
The intersection of Britton Road and Western Avenue is the center of Britton District, and it’s close to where there are new retail, dining and entertainment options that have sprung up in recent years because of the community-led revitalization project. Zero Tolerance Coffee is in the old Owl Court motel building, a popular stop along Route 66 in its heyday. The veteran-owned shop makes everything on the menu from scratch with local ingredients. They’re also known for making their own chocolate since 2019. For live music, 89th Street OKC has been a music venue and events center under various names for the past 30 years. It’s now an all-ages venue, whereas the age to get in was restrictive in the past. Also in the area is Hideout Art, an abstract art gallery and lessons studio.
Grab coffee at the Veteran owned Zero Tolerance Coffee.
Zero Tolerance Coffee is a cozy hangout when you are needing time to unwind
See live music at 89th Street in Britton
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Wide range of home prices
Britton District’s residential streets extend from the intersection of Britton Road and Western Avenue in rectangles lined with compact, evenly spaced Minimal Traditional style homes. Heading south toward Wilshire Boulevard and Nichols Hills, homes renovated from the 1950s are now worth over $1 million. “Some homes that are on the cusp of Nichols Hills in the southern part of Britton District are priced between $500,000 to $600,000, but as you get closer to Wilshire Boulevard, they’re in the millions,” says Lindsay Greene, a Realtor with Solas Real Estate with nearly 10 years of experience. Renovations of older homes are taking place toward the north part of Britton District. “North of Britton Road, there’s a subdivision called Alta View Addition, where I have flipped 10 houses for young families moving in,” Greene says. “On the south side of Britton Road, it’s moving a little slower but still moving.” Those older homes are priced between $100,000 and $200,000.
Simplicity can be a found in the beauty of Britton homes.
Two story homes are not a common site in Britton but they can be found throughout this lovely neighborhood.
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Two convenient parks
There are plenty of opportunities for people of all ages to get fresh air while in Britton District. Burton and Britton Parks are within a few miles of the neighborhood’s center. The playgrounds’ climbing structures, picnic shelters, benches and walking paths make them great places for community members to gather and enjoy the outdoors. While the family dog would love either park, the Canine Social Club on Wilshire Boulevard provides a doggie daycare where furry family members can play while human family members are at work or school. For recreation on the water, it’s a short drive west on Britton Road to Lake Hefner. At 2,500 acres, the lake came into existence in the 1940s to expand the water supply for Oklahoma City. Today, it’s a haven for boaters and fishing. There’s also a restaurant with great water views and a skate park.
Enjoy the playground in one of the parks that can found in Britton.
Play a friendly game of basketball at one of the parks found in Britton.
Enjoy a picnic and let the kids play in the park.
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OKC schools with an excellent student-teacher ratio
Students in Britton District can be part of the Oklahoma City Public School District, and those living in the northern half of the neighborhood will likely attend Britton Elementary. The school has a 16-to-1 student-teacher ratio and a C-minus overall grade on Niche. John Marshall Middle School also has a C-minus overall grade. The school starts with fifth graders, and the student-teacher ratio is 13-to-1. John Marshall High School students can take concurrent enrollment courses offered by the University of Central Oklahoma. The school has a 15-to-1 student-to-teacher ratio.
Hospital care is close by
On the other side of the Broadway Extension Highway is Community Hospital North, a short five-minute drive away. The highway leads south to downtown Oklahoma City or north to the popular suburb of Edmond. Oklahoma City’s Metro Transit Bus System has several stops along Western Avenue heading north or south and on Hefner Road going east and west.
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On average, homes in Britton, Oklahoma City sell after 41 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Britton, Oklahoma City over the last 12 months is $165,000, up 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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