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Conveniently located Suggs Park
At the heart of the triangle formed by Route 66/Interstate 44, Lake Hefner Parkway and the Northwest Expressway, Suggs Park is an established residential neighborhood that has been recently discovered by new buyers. “You’re in a prime location, you can get anywhere in the city within a matter of seven minutes. And there’s a ton of new development happening, with shopping and dining within a five-minute drive,” says Cassidy Johnson, a Realtor with Keller Williams Realty Elite. Often lumped in with neighboring Mayfair, Suggs Park is also near OAK, a mixed-use development with shops, restaurants and residential areas that is under construction.
Suggs Park is surrounded by lots of greenery and trees.
Route 66 and Interstate 44 is easily accessible in Suggs Park.
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Close to Penn Square Mall and new OAK development
For everyday essentials, Aldi, Sam’s Club, Target and Walmart are within a mile drive of most of Suggs Park. Nearby North May Avenue has Summer Moon Coffee, a chain known for its wood fire-roasted coffee beans, and Sheesh Mahal for halal dishes. The popular Penn Square Mall and Belle Isle Station shopping center are 2 miles away. Area residents are excited about the OAK mixed-use development, about a mile away. Currently under construction, the project will have shops, restaurants, a park, a hotel and residences. The first phase of OAK is scheduled to open in fall 2024.
Enjoy shopping at Suggs Park's Pen Square Mall.
SUGGS PARK
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Surrounded by major OKC roadways including Northwest Expressway
In any direction from Suggs Park, drivers can access major routes like I-44, Lake Hefner Parkway and the Northwest Expressway. “The best thing about living in this part of town is that you’re close to everything,” says Jim Miller, a Realtor with Keller Williams Yukon. And while there are Embark bus stops on nearby Pennsylvania Avenue, “we don’t have the best transportation system in Oklahoma City, so most everything is car dependent,” Johnson notes. The closest hospital, INTEGRIS Health Baptist Medical Center, is 2 miles west. Downtown Oklahoma City is about 7 miles south. Will Rogers World Airport is about 11 miles away for commercial flights.
Bungalows and brick ranches
The residential neighborhood primarily features ranch-style homes and bungalows that were built between the 1940s and 1960s. They typically range from $175,000 to around $300,000, depending on size and updates. Most have good-sized yards with large trees; many have attached garages. Recently Suggs Park has sparked the interest of a different kind of homebuyer. “Over the last four years there’s been a switch in generations,” Johnson says. “It used to be a lot of empty nesters and now it’s becoming more of a four- to seven-year neighborhood” that’s popular with first-time buyers and young professionals.
Split level dwellings sit next to ranch styled homes in Suggs Park.
It is common to find two car garages in Suggs Park.
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Walking distance to Smitty Park
Most homes are within walking distance of Smitty Park, which features shady paved walking trails and a colorful playground. The shores of Lake Hefner and the accompanying Stars and Stripes Park are 3 miles northwest. Boaters, kayakers and anglers take to the lake, while land lubbers can have their own fun ashore at the skatepark or space-themed playground. Two miles west, Will Rogers Gardens overflows with colorful blooms in a serene 30-acre setting. Visitors at this historic city park can also participate in hands-on gardening and horticulture classes throughout the year
Hefner Lake & Park is a great place to enjoy an afternoon.
Smitty park
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Public and charter school options, including Monroe Elementary
Monroe Elementary is in the heart of the neighborhood and receives a C from Niche. John Marshall Middle receives a C-minus, while John Marshall High receives a C-plus. Miller explains that the city is also home to a collection of application-based charter schools. “The thing about Oklahoma City proper, especially in these core neighborhoods, is that a lot of families put their kids into these charter schools,” he says. The typical charter school progression is Cleveland Elementary School, which receives a C; Belle Isle Middle, B-plus; and Classen School of Advanced Studies High School, A.
Students in the area may attend James Monroe School.
Front entrance to John Marshall Middle School
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Houses of worship in the Suggs Park area
The area is home to a diverse collection of houses of worship, including a Hindu temple, a Reform synagogue, a Buddhist temple and several Christian churches.
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On average, homes in Suggs Park, Oklahoma City sell after 41 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Suggs Park, Oklahoma City over the last 12 months is $230,000, down 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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