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Small yet bustling community
When driving along the Gilcrease Expressway towards the Arkansas River or taking the Sand Springs Expressway into the city, people may not realize they are passing the 378 houses that comprise the Bruner community. While living near two expressways does not exude serenity, residents appreciate the access they provide, whether they are driving to work and entertainment in Tulsa’s downtown or to community engagements at Northwest Tulsa Hub. Bruner Hill contributes to the area’s park system and provides a glimpse into the community’s history. Part of the land once belonged to William “Billy” G. Bruner, who served as “Town King” for 18 years within the tribal office. A plaque stands in his honor to tell the story of where the town gets its name.
Bruner is on the Northwest boundary of Tulsa.
Murals made residents line the streets of Bruner.
The Arkansas river runs a mile to the South of Bruner.
The residents of Bruner attend to their yards regularly.
Collectors have plenty of storage with land in Bruner.
Much of the land in Bruner open field.
A walking path goes through the middle of Bruner.
A plaque commemorating William Bruner shows where Bruner gets its name from.
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Bungalows and backyards
Bungalows and ranch-style homes are revealed through the holes of chain link fences marking the front yards of many homes in Bruner. Awnings cover the tops of windows, protecting them from the elements and providing pieces of personality to the windows. In the front and backyards, oak trees tower over the houses, providing shade for personal gardens and parked cars on gravel driveways. These properties range in price from $42,000 to $201,000, holding an average price of $88,434. Most of these homes were built during the 1930s and 1950s.
The homes in Bruner have mature trees.
Residents have plenty of opportunity to ride bikes on Bruner's wide streets.
Homes in Bruner have wide streets providing ample parking.
Many of the homes in Bruner have attached garages.
Many of the homes have additional parking on their side lot.
Many of the homes in Bruner have lots for residents to enjoy the outdoors.
Homes in Bruner are known for their tidy yards.
The flying saucer house is a well known home in Bruner.
Many ranch style homes are scattered throughout Bruner.
Many homes in Bruner have large lots.
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Train tracks run near the South of Bruner.
Taking the road to Tulsa
Locals have a direct line to Tulsa’s downtown for events and city parks with the Sand Springs Expressway. Meanwhile, Gilcrease Expressway can take them north to the Tulsa Botanic Gardens or south over the Arkansas River. “The one thing about Tulsa is the way the freeways and turnpikes are set up you can basically be from one end of Tulsa, downtown, and way out into Catoosa in 17 to 20 minutes, as long as there are no wrecks,” says Patricia Love-Renton with McGraw Realtors, who has been in the real estate industry for over 25 years. This arrangement makes traveling to the Tulsa International Airport convenient for long-distance trips.
Bringing up kids in Bruner
Students entering the Sand Springs School District may attend Northwoods Fine Arts Academy from kindergarten through fifth grade. This elementary school and Clyde Boyd Middle School, where students may attend from sixth grade through eighth grade, both hold a Grade of B-minus from Niche. Starting in ninth grade, students may attend Charles Page High School. At this school, which Niche gives a Grade of B, students may select from 14 clubs and organizations and enroll in Advanced Placement (AP) and honors level courses.
Wayman Tisdale Fine Arts Academy nurtures creativity and talent in the heart of Charles Page.
Clyde Boyd Middle School nurtures young minds and shapes futures in the heart of Prattville.
Northwoods Fine arts academy serves elementary kids in Sandsprings.
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Boulder Coffee, Braum's, and burgers
Locals enjoy a wide selection of dining options, along Sand Springs Expressway, from Boulder Coffee serving specialty lattes for a morning boost to Braum’s Ice Cream and Dairy Store, satisfying their sweet tooth. For quick bites to eat, at a classic drive-in restaurant, locals enjoy a burger and a milkshake from Lot-A-Burger. Continuing down the expressway, locals stop at Aldi and Cash Saver, where they can complete their grocery shopping. For pantry items and household necessities in one, Walmart is next door to service those needs.
Quiktrip is just a few short miles away from Bruner.
The Northwest hub next to Bruner provides community services for residents.
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Swings and sports at area parks
Terwilliger Park provides an open space for children to run around, from the basketball courts to the tire swing on the playground. For more fun sliding and swinging around, children go to Triangle Park. At Northwest Tulsa Hub, kids in the community take advantage of open gym opportunities. The community center also provides sports and arts programs, such as basketball and dance, year-round. Less than 8 miles away at the Gathering Place, locals travel along paved trails and enjoy the river views. The park is filled with play zones, from the Chapman Adventure Playground to the Energy Transfer Sports Courts, which have basketball and volleyball courts, providing a full day of entertainment.
Terwilliger park
Triangle Park, nestled within Tulsa , offers a serene green space.
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Gatherings at Guthrie Green
In Bruner, locals are close to all the big city events and attractions; many of these displays are free to the public. “We have the Garden Center at Woodward Park where people come from all over to have their picture taken with all the azaleas,” Love-Renton says. “At Guthrie Green, they have free ballet concerts, the orchestra has free concerts, and we have an awesome fireworks display.” From these community events in the city to the neighborhood parks and community center, Bruner residents have easy access to all Tulsa has to offer.
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On average, homes in Bruner, Tulsa sell after 45 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Bruner, Tulsa over the last 12 months is $153,250, up 42% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Cute move-in ready home on a beautiful corner lot! The cozy covered front porch welcomes you into this 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath home with lovely hardwood flooring. This gem is conveniently located close to the highway and is in the Sand Springs school district. The living room is bright, the kitchen is spacious (with LVP flooring), and the two front bedrooms are connected by a Jack & Jill bathroom.
West Tulsa home in an established neighborhood. Large sunken den has a stone fireplace, formal dining room, living room, the garage can hold 2 cars plus, 2 car carport, driveway is paved around to back. Great investment home, or starter home. Easy highway access and less than 6 min to downtown.
Massive price improvement! Seller said sell! Great investment property with 3 Beds & 2 full Baths. Updates include Furnace in 2018, newer vinyl windows, newer Roof & Bathroom renovations, new upper cabinets in 2019 in kitchen. Newer tile flooring in bathrooms and kitchen. Nice screened in porch in fully fenced backyard. Interior laundry room with pantry and hardwood flooring in large dining room.
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