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Linwood Place’s historic houses and relaxed feel have made it popular with homebuyers.
Residential comforts in one of OKC’s oldest neighborhoods
Bounded by Interstate 44 in the northwest quadrant of the city, Linwood Place is one of Oklahoma City’s oldest communities, a fact that shows in the neighborhood’s historic homes and pedestrian-friendly, tree-lined streets. Lola Adeyemi, a longtime resident and Realtor with Keller Williams Realty Elite, says, “It’s the best neighborhood to call home.” According to Adeyemi, when she and her family were searching for their dream home, Linwood Place was the only neighborhood in Oklahoma City that checked all their boxes. “It’s a good, central place in the city, so we love the location. But we were also looking for a specific type of house, and we found what we were looking for here,” she says. Considered to be an in-demand market, homebuyers are attracted to this neighborhood for its friendly, suburban feel despite its convenient city location that puts schools and parks within walking distance.
Historic homes that range from modest to sprawling
With most houses built in and around the 1930s, homebuyers will find a wide range of home styles on display in Linwood Place. Craftsman bungalows sit side-by-side with brick-clad Tudors and stately Colonial Revivals on generously sized lots, while more modest Minimal Traditional-style homes perch closer together. Some are spacious, featuring extra rooms above the garage or guest quarters in the back, though more compact floorplans barely have 1,000 square feet. Fittingly, prices vary just as much; homes start from $150,000 and can list as high as $550,000, with the median hovering around $230,000. “The houses here are really beautifully maintained,” Adeyemi says. “That’s why the prices can be a little bit higher than in some of the neighborhoods farther south. People have put a lot of work into keeping these older homes updated and looking nice.”
There is a wide variety of home styles in Linwood Place.
Tudor style homes in Linwood Place set the grand mood.
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Residents take pride in Linwood Place’s inviting atmosphere
Those who want a tight-knit community where folks know their neighbors will feel right at home in Linwood Place. The neighborhood association is active and thriving, hosting a wide range of annual events for families, from the Fourth of July parade to the holiday sleigh rides with Santa. Neighbors also show off their pride in their historic homes with its annual home and garden tour and a variety of house decorating contests throughout the year.
Oklahoma City Public Schools are a short drive away
Students in Linwood Place are served by schools in the Oklahoma City Public Schools district. Many attend Hawthorne Elementary, Taft Middle and Northwest Classen High, which all score a C-minus or C grade from Niche. Taft Middle, located less than a mile from most homes, is situated in an Art Deco-style building that was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2007. The adjacent Taft Stadium hosts OKCPS football games in the fall, as well as matches for the Energy Football Club, the city’s professional soccer team.
Hawthorne Elementary is a highly rated elementary school.
Northwest Classen High School has an atrium full of plants just outside of the front entry.
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Walk the dog or bring the family to one of the neighborhood parks
With two neighborhood parks, residents are never far from fresh air. “There are a lot of places for kids to play, and people are always out walking their dogs,” Adeyemi says. Wayman’s Park and Girvin Park are both a short walk from many homes and feature colorful playgrounds and paved walking trails. Will Rogers Park, just two miles north across Interstate 44, provides even more robust opportunities for outdoor recreation. According to Adeyemi, summer camps offered by the Aquatics and Tennis Centers are especially popular with families. And there’s plenty more to do year-round, whether it’s a relaxing stroll through the gardens or a game of rugby on the pitch.
Locals walking their dog in Girvin Park.
Will Rogers Park calms locals' souls.
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Bordered by major thoroughfares that lead to hip city districts
In true city-suburb style, Linwood Place residents enjoy easy access to a plethora of nearby shopping and dining. Locals enjoy the proximity to OKC’s Plaza District, less than 10 minutes east and home to all things unique, boutique and artsy, whether that means craft beer or live entertainment. Closer to home, residents can pick up fast food on busy nights thanks to proximity to Northwest 23rd Street, a major thoroughfare that runs just north of the neighborhood. Less than 2 miles down 23rd Street is a Walmart Neighborhood Market, where residents grab groceries and other everyday needs.
Plaza District near Linwood Place offers a variety of entertainment and stores.
The Walmart on Linwood Plaza provides for the daily grocery needs of residents in the area.
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Located just off I-44, Linwood Place offers residents convenient highway access.
An Interstate 44 entrance makes for easy travel
Bordered by Interstate 44, residents are less than 15 minutes from downtown OKC and Will Rogers World Airport. With its blend of suburban and urban living, the neighborhood is considered somewhat walkable, with schools and parks easily within reach.
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On average, homes in Linwood Place, Oklahoma City sell after 59 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Linwood Place, Oklahoma City over the last 12 months is $229,546, up 7% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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