Located just 5 miles outside Oklahoma City, or OKC to locals, Rancho Village offers a residential reprieve to city living. With the city skyline visible on the horizon, Rancho Village residents can enjoy the city amenities and accessibility while having space to play in backyards. While the neighborhood is predominately houses, the perimeter is lined with countless local businesses and eateries.
Rancho Village homes are single-family brick ranch-style homes with low roofs and single-car garages built in the 50s. Neighborhoods don’t have any sidewalks, maximizing the green space on properties. Many yards have mature trees for shade and a splash of color throughout neighborhoods. Street parking is common over here. The average home listing price in Rancho Village is around $110,000 for single-family, three-bedroom houses. Most residents have around 7,500 square feet with front and back yards.
Rancho Village has a strong Mexican culinary and retail presence, bringing authentic flavors and local favorites to the neighborhood. El Chilango makes street-style tacos and cooks their meat on a giant rotating skewer. Their restaurant also celebrates luchador culture with wrestler masks painted on the façade and lined inside. Tizo’s Pops and Ice Cream was founded in OKC to bring the tradition of Mexican-style ice cream and popsicles to the city. One of their specials is the picaleta popsicle, dipped in chamoy and topped with sweet and sour chili powder.
Just 2 miles away from Rancho Village is Walmart Neighborhood Market, but locals can also find smaller chains and locally-owned markets and grocery stores. Feria Latina Supermarket sells Latin American goods, and the southern location is just half a mile outside of Rancho Village. It’s panaderia sells sweet and savory goods like concha Mexicana, empanadas and churros. La Michoacana Supermarket sells fresh produce and meat, with their butcher shop bringing quality protein and marinated meats to the shop.
Because of Rancho Village’s proximity to downtown OKC, residents can go into the city to participate in annual events and traditions. The Festival of Arts is an OKC spring tradition that has entertained the area for over 50 years. Locals can gather to celebrate artists of the city, from art vendors to live performances. The Oklahoma State Fair occurs in early fall, offering great local food and live music alongside the fairground attractions. On the Fourth of July, the city sports festivals, concerts from the state philharmonic orchestra and a fantastic fireworks show for free.
Schools in Rancho Village are part of the Oklahoma City Public Schools district. Fillmore Elementary School offers a science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM) program for students to connect them with this field and boost their creative thinking and problem-solving. For middle school, students from Fillmore continue to Webster Middle School. Capitol Hill High School has an Academy of the Arts, where students can focus on one artistic area, like dance, drama, guitar, visual arts or voice. Their Academy of Engineering aims to provide students with field experience and hands-on learning activities in the subject. All three schools receive a C-minus from Niche.
While Racho Village is more residential and commercial, locals can find green spaces just outside the neighborhood boundaries. To the north, Brock Park offers walking paths throughout the green. Brock Creek flows through the area to guide visitors through the park. Youngs Park has a vibrant playground and a water park for kids in the summer with buckets, cannons and levers to increase water play.
Will Rogers World Airport is also only 5 miles from the neighborhood, connecting residents to the rest of the country through major airlines like Delta, Southwest and United. When getting around Rancho Village, the 016 bus stops along South Pennsylvania Avenue, including a stop at Brock Park for public access to the park. The neighborhood also sits within a mile of INTEGRIS Southwest Medical Center, which has served the community for over 50 years. In addition to its emergency and surgical services, it also has a cancer institute and heart hospital for more specialized care.
Palmer Ferris
Block One Real Estate
(405) 931-0360
158 Total Sales
2 in Rancho Village
$80K - $170K Price Range
Misty Landry
Keller Williams Central OK ED
(405) 694-4990
111 Total Sales
1 in Rancho Village
$101,600 Price
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Gina Setticerze
Keller Williams Central OK ED
(405) 500-2246
43 Total Sales
1 in Rancho Village
$105,000 Price
Nicole Woodson
Keller Williams Realty Elite
(405) 855-2138
396 Total Sales
1 in Rancho Village
$116,000 Price
Jilian Gardner
ERA Courtyard Real Estate
(405) 300-8703
364 Total Sales
1 in Rancho Village
$86,000 Price
Rosa Spotts
Metro First Realty Group
(405) 766-8923
264 Total Sales
3 in Rancho Village
$83K - $150K Price Range
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Suburb less than 4 miles south of downtown OKC sitting between two interstates
Southside enclave where culture, convenience and competitive home prices merge
Southside OKC community combining convenience and competitive home prices
Southside OKC enclave to watch for its competitive prices and stellar location
Small suburb conveniently located near airport, downtown OKC and Interstate 44
Culture and community are at the center of this southside OKC neighborhood
