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Midcentury character in a neighborhood on the rise
South Park Estates’ small homes and residential character reflect many of the Northeast Oklahoma City neighborhoods built in the mid-20th century. While the area has gone through several phases, including a few years without much upkeep, it’s now on the upswing, partly due to Oklahoma City's continued investment in the nearby Adventure District. Home prices in the community have risen 9% over the last 12 months, and some homes now feature redone interiors. “It’s definitely a neighborhood on the rise,” says Shannon Stiger-Monahan, the lead listing specialist at Buckelew Realty Group. “But it’s a quite a bit of long-term housing and rentals, so there’s not a lot of churn.”
South Park Estates shares a cozy, residential vibe with NE Oklahoma City areas.
Home values in South Park Estates increased 9% in one year.
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South Park Estate’s solid brick builds
Most homes in South Park Estates were built between the late 1940s and ’50s, with many maintaining their midcentury aesthetic. “If I was going to buy a house, they’re the type of houses I would buy because they’ll outlast any new house now,” Stiger-Monahan says. “They’re smaller, but they’re just good solid homes.” Some have updated interiors, while others may need more work. These traditional-style homes can sell for $80,000 to the mid-$200,000s based on renovation status. Meanwhile, more uncommon builds line Kelley Avenue on the west end of the neighborhood. These larger homes can sell anywhere from the mid-$200,000s to $500,000. A senior-living apartment complex also sits off Kelley Avenue.
New traditional brick homes are rising near South Park Estates.
You’ll find many brick ranches with good yards in South Park Estates.
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Recreation at Lincoln Park
South Park Estates is home to a pair of parks. On the west side, L.D. Lacy Park offers plenty of green space and a nature reclamation zone. However, the more popular E.W. Perry Park features a playground and picnic pavilion as well as a short walking path. Residents often head directly east of the neighborhood to Lincoln Park, which has a longer walking path as well as exercise equipment and basketball and tennis courts. Next to the park, the Lincoln Park Golf Course is a public club with two 18-hole courses.
Locals love playing pickleball at Lincoln Park.
The gazebo at E.W. Perry Park is the perfect spot to take a break.
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Fun for the family at the Adventure District
The Oklahoma City Adventure District is adjacent of South Park Estates, with plenty of activities for the whole family. The Oklahoma City Zoo has been located in its current space since 1920 and now hosts over 2,200 animals. The zoo also has its own amphitheater, with the venue drawing acts such as Willie Nelson, the Grateful Dead and hometown heroes the Flaming Lips. The area has an array of museums, from the Oklahoma Firefighters Museum to the Oklahoma Railway Museum, even the USA Softball Hall of Fame. The Women’s College World Series is held each year at Devon Park, adjacent to the Hall of Fame. Remington Park has horseracing and slot machines, plus restaurants and a brewery.
You can learn about 19th-century locomotives at Oklahoma Railway Museum near South Park Estates.
Families in South Park Estates can easily enjoy animal watching at the nearby OKC Zoo.
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Education in Oklahoma City Public Schools
Oklahoma City Public Schools serve most of South Park Estates, though some small portions of the neighborhood are within the Millwood Public Schools District. The majority of kids start at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School, then move on to F.D. Moon Middle School, with both schools receiving a C-minus grade from Niche. Frederick Douglass High School receives a C grade. Douglass opened as the first African American school in Oklahoma City in 1891, with influential graduates like Ralph Ellison and Charlie Christian. Students can also apply to the Classen School of Advanced Studies, which combines an A-minus-rated middle school with an A-rated high school. The MetroTech Springlake Campus is located in the neighborhood and offers career education and training for OKC residents.
M.L. King Jr. Elementary School is located in the South Park Estates region in OK.
Douglass High School offers a wide variety of extra curricular activities for all teens.
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Dining along Lincoln Boulevard
Residents of South Park Estates have to travel at least a mile for food, with the nearest restaurants on Lincoln Boulevard. Jamil’s Steakhouse offers Lebanese cuisine along with traditional steakhouse offerings, while Bedlam Bar-B-Q serves smoked meats in a space that spotlights the intense rivalry between the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University. The Cinemark Tinseltown movie theater sits a mile and a half away on the other side of the neighborhood, along with fast-food options like Sonic and McDonald’s. The nearest grocery store, Homeland, is just over a mile away on NE 36th St.
Bedlam BAR-B-Q located near South Park Estates, is a favorite spot for grilled meat among local.
Cinemark Tinseltown near South Park Estates offers movie entertainment for residents.
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Easy interstate access from South Park Estates
South Park Estates sits between three interstates — I-44, I-35 and I-235 — each less than a 2-mile drive from the neighborhood. I-235 leads 5 miles south to downtown Oklahoma City, while I-44 heads toward the regional Will Rogers World Airport, 15 miles away. Locals can also get around town via the EMBARK system, which serves the neighborhood via the 003 bus, with weekday stops every 30 minutes on Prospect Avenue.
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On average, homes in South Park Estates, Oklahoma City sell after 35 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in South Park Estates, Oklahoma City over the last 12 months is $142,450, up 14% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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