Westlawn Gardens
Urban core dining and nightlife
Less than 3 miles west of downtown districts like Midtown and Bricktown, known for their vibrant nightlife and eclectic food scenes, locals don’t have to venture far for good restaurants. Even closer to home, the Anthem Brewing, Lively Beerworks and Angry Scotsman taprooms are all just a few blocks east down Reno Avenue. The up-and-coming area is still finding its identity; locals use several different names to refer to the district. “It’s becoming known as Film Row for the film production houses that are going in around there,” says Clark. Others refer to it as the Iron Works District, for its roots as a warehouse district in the city’s industrialization period. “There are a lot of really cool nightlife places, little pubs and bars and breweries popping up here and there,” says Clark, adding that one of his favorite spots is the Jones Assembly, a bar and live music venue. Cattlemen’s Steakhouse, in historic Stockyards City south of the river, has been a popular restaurant for more than a hundred years. “It’s the best steakhouse in Oklahoma,” Clark says. “It’s a great place for parties, and they have a wedding venue there, too,” he says, adding that while their steaks are top-tier, what brings him back as a repeat customer is the coconut cream pie, which he calls the best in the state. For groceries and everyday essentials, there’s a Walmart Neighborhood Market just a couple miles north. And the historic Farmers Public Market offers fresh produce and scratch-made goods on Saturdays year-round from its spot near the heart of the Iron Works District.Pocket playground, baseball field, OKC Fairgrounds
Mark Twain Park features a classic playground, encircled by a short, paved trail. A covered picnic table overlooks the climbing structures and slides. Locals flock to Ted Reynolds Park, just a mile southwest, for baseball games at the sunny diamond, which has a backstop and bleachers. The OKC Fairgrounds, a venue for sporting and equestrian events, farm and gun shows, flea markets and concerts, is visible from the field. The fairgrounds draw more than a million visitors annually. There are plans in the design phase for a new stadium to replace the Jim Norick Arena. The project, which is predicted to be finished in April 2025, is expected to create more than 350 jobs.Quaint midcentury cottages
Clark says locals call this part of town “The Flats,” adding that most homes here were built in the 1940s and ‘50s. “They’re small little houses, like mini bungalows, but they don’t have that wispy bungalow vibe. They’re more cottagey,” he says. Modest one-bedroom, one-bathroom homes can sell for as little as $60,000, while updated three-bedroom ranch-style homes can go for as much as $150,000. The median hovers around the $75,000 mark, which is well below the median for the metro.New STEM facility and a health sciences magnet program
Oklahoma City Public Schools (OKCPS) serve neighborhood youngsters. Between preschool and fourth grade, many go to Mark Twain Elementary, which earns a C-minus from Niche. Older students continue their grade school careers at Taft Middle, which earns a C-minus, and Northwest Classen High, which earns a C. The elementary school partnered with Engage Learning, an Oklahoma-based nonprofit, to open the Maker Space facility next door, which has all kinds of engineering and manufacturing tools. Reserved for Mark Twain elementary students during the school year, the space is open to middle and high schoolers in the summer for various STEM projects and classes.Nearby interstates; easy bus access
Interstate 40 is less than a mile south of home and Interstate 44 is just 2 miles west. Jaunting around the city is easy even without a car; EMBARK bus stops are close by on General Pershing Boulevard, West Main Street and Reno Avenue.

Agents Specializing in this Area
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Tara Levinson
Responds QuicklyLRE Realty LLC
(405) 855-2550
3,006 Total Sales
1 in Westlawn Gardens
$60,000 Price
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Curtis Harris
Responds QuicklyBlack Label Realty
(405) 331-6472
24 Total Sales
1 in Westlawn Gardens
$72,000 Price
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Matthew Hogan
Aria Real Estate Group LLC
(405) 621-3686
136 Total Sales
2 in Westlawn Gardens
$18K - $55K Price Range
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Robert Williams
Salt Real Estate Inc
(405) 400-1601
106 Total Sales
2 in Westlawn Gardens
$16K - $19K Price Range
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Samantha Mull
SERV. Realty
(405) 867-6462
17 Total Sales
2 in Westlawn Gardens
$16K - $19K Price Range
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Cindy and Wally Kerr
(405) 920-3219
195 Total Sales
1 in Westlawn Gardens
$155,000 Price
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1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime | Westlawn Gardens | US |
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Homicide | 7 | 4 |
Sexual Assault | 4 | 4 |
Assault with Weapon | 7 | 4 |
Robbery | 8 | 4 |
Burglary | 7 | 4 |
Motor Vehicle Theft | 6 | 4 |
Larceny | 4 | 4 |
Crime Score | 6 | 4 |
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