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Community where locals can live, play and work
Part of the Adventure District and tucked between two major interstates, there is a flurry of activity in Lincoln Park. Packed with attractions like the city’s oldest public golf course, the Oklahoma City Zoo, Remington Park’s racetrack and museums detailing the state’s lengthy history, the community offers a space for locals to live, play and work.
An exhibit inside Lincoln Park's USA Softball Hall of Fame showcases memorabilia outlining the sport's past.
Derby Day contest celebrates raceday fashion at Remington Park in the Lincoln Park neighborhood.
The Veterans Day celebration brings the community together in Lincoln Park.
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Mix of Millenium mansions and and ranch houses in suburban pockets
Pockets of suburbia are dotted around the commercial areas. On the eastern end, buyers can find expansive seven-bedroom Millennium mansions in a gated community selling for more than $1 million. The western end of the neighborhood is full of low, long ranch homes with two-car garages running parallel along narrow residential streets. The established midcentury houses sit on modest, well-maintained yards dotted with trees. Prices for these homes can start around $105,000 if they still need to be renovated. If the property has modern interior upgrades, it can sell for roughly $170,000. The highest price point in Lincoln Park falls around $199,000 for a four-bedroom remodeled home.
Brick ranch-style homes with tidy lawns are the main housing option in Lincoln Park.
Carports and garages are common architectural features of homes in Lincoln Park.
Driveways and decent size lots offer lots of space for families with kids or those with pets moving into the Lincoln Park area.
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High-powered sports at Millwood High School
Students here attend schools in the Millwood Public Schools District. They’ll begin their education at Millwood Elementary Learning Academy, which gets a D-plus from Niche for preschool through eighth grades. Students may also attend the Millwood Arts Academy Middle School, next to the M.E.L.A. campus off North Martin Luther King Avenue, where they can get hands-on, experience-based training in arts and sciences. The middle school and Millwood High School get C-minus ratings from Niche. The high school is known for its robust athletic programs, with a state title in boys’ basketball as recently as 2022.
Millwood Elementary anchors early education in the Millwood district.
Millwood High School offers large athletic department for students in Lincoln Park.
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Community park and golf course with rich history
Generations of families have played rounds at Lincoln Park Golf Course, which celebrated 100 years in 2022. The course has made headlines over the years, including in 1961, when it hosted a match between two of the best golfers in the world – Arnold Palmer and Gary Player. Palmer came out on top, winning by seven strokes. Today, golfers can take their pick from the 18-hole east or west courses with rolling hills and mature trees dotted along the fairways. The course is part of the larger Lincoln Park, where locals can go for a stroll along paved walking paths or play a match on the tennis courts. Parents also frequent the park because of the small playground where they can let their kids burn off some energy.
Golfers finish a round at Lincoln Park Golf Course in Oklahoma City.
Lincoln Park Golf Course has rolling fairways and mature trees.
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Award-winning restaurants within reach
Along with the numerous entertainment venues in the neighborhood, locals have prime access to some of the city’s best restaurants along the 23rd Street Corridor. Among them is James Beard award winner, Florence’s, which has been serving up classic soul food, like yammed fried chicken and smothered pork chops, since 1952. The restaurant was also featured on Diners, Drive Ins and Dives for its fried ribs. Scrambl’d is another favorite among locals for its lively brunch and cocktails. The thoroughfare is also flanked by The Market at EastPoint, where residents can pick up groceries.
Florence's Restaurant has served soul food classics since 1952.
The Market at EastPoint provides local shopping near Lincoln Park.
Residents daily needs can be found within The Market at EastPoint.
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Prime access to two major interstates
Flanked by Interstates 35 and 44, Lincoln Park puts residents within reach of downtown Oklahoma City and surrounding metropolitan amenities. Locals can take the thoroughfare to The Oklahoma University Medical Center, less than 4 miles south. People needing public transit to traverse the city can access several EMBARK bus stops along North Martin Luther King Avenue. An AMTRAK station also sits in the heart of downtown OKC, roughly 6 miles away. Locals needing to catch a flight at Will Rogers World Airport will have to make a 15.5-mile trip along I-35.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Lincoln Park
US
Homicide
4
4
Sexual Assault
3
4
Assault with Weapon
4
4
Robbery
4
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
4
4
Crime Score
5
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Lincoln Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Lincoln Park, Oklahoma City sell after 18 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Lincoln Park, Oklahoma City over the last 12 months is $168,500, down 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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