Chimney Hills Estates has been an established part of Tulsa for several decades, attracting residents with well-maintained homes and highly rated schools. First-time buyers and investors also enjoy its wealth of home prices at or under the city average. The community's location near several major roads also appeals to commuters.
Single-family homes are packed along residential roads, but many houses still have sizable yards and driveways. Styles vary from home to home, with a mix of ranch, Tudor, Craftsman and brick homes. Prices in Chimney Hills Estates usually float below the city average, ranging between $220,000 and $350,000. "It's a great neighborhood with entry-level homes, which is hard to find nowadays," says May West, a lifelong Tulsa resident and real estate agent with Keller Williams Advantage. A homeowners association covers neighborhood upkeep and other services, typically for $110 a year.
Chimney Hills Estates is part of the Union Public Schools District, a big draw for parents. Many kids start at Darnaby Elementary School, which boasts an A-minus from Niche. In sixth, seventh and eighth grade, students head to standalone centers for each grade, each with a B grade from Niche. Union High School Freshman Academy, rated A, houses ninth-grade students, followed by Union High School, which receives an A-minus and offers 24 Advanced Placement courses.
Since 1980, Siegi's Sausage Factory has served up links to Tulsa's Austrian and German heritage with a bevy of handmade bratwursts. "Siegi's German food is really, really good," says Tiffany Johnson, a Realtor for Chinowth & Cohen. "That's the main restaurant that comes to mind when I think about this area." Shopping centers and restaurants line the main thoroughfares around Chimney Hills Estates, saving residents a trip downtown for a good meal. The Big Biscuit has homestyle breakfast options, notably the fluffy biscuits covered in sausage gravy. Ludger's Bavarian Cakery is popular for its pastries and sweet treats, whether it's a celebratory cake or a morning croissant. Plus, a Walmart is along 81st Street in the Forest Trails Shopping Center.
Chimney Hills Estates is a few miles from several major interstates, including the Mingo Valley Expressway and the Creek Turnpike toll road. Downtown Tulsa is about 16 miles away, accessible through several local and major roads. Tulsa's public transportation system, Tulsa Transit, has stops less than 2 miles from the neighborhood, but residents tend to drive. Hillcrest Hospital South offers outpatient and inpatient services 2 miles away.
The loop trail at Crescent Park offers a walking path around the ponds, where it's not uncommon to see anglers at work. Dog owners can take their pups to the expansive Biscuit Acres Dog Park located inside Hunter Park. The park is separated into small and large dog areas, with hydrants and wide open fields for dogs to romp. The neighborhood is also near the private MeadowBrook Country Club, home to a par-72 course that hosts amateur and inter-club tournaments.
Chelsea Meek
Keller Williams Advantage
(539) 766-8908
112 Total Sales
1 in Chimney Hills Estates
$420,000 Price
Kenny Tate
Keller Williams Advantage
(539) 424-2622
117 Total Sales
1 in Chimney Hills Estates
$360,000 Price
Mary Carter
Coldwell Banker Select
(539) 217-2265
230 Total Sales
1 in Chimney Hills Estates
$307,500 Price
Lisa Goulet
Nassau Ridge Realty
(539) 208-1439
74 Total Sales
1 in Chimney Hills Estates
$515,000 Price
Marc Bullock
We Connect Oklahoma LLC
(539) 233-6179
173 Total Sales
3 in Chimney Hills Estates
$220K - $426K Price Range
Jeanine Koch-Stauffer
Keller Williams Premier
(539) 666-1881
58 Total Sales
1 in Chimney Hills Estates
$317,000 Price
On average, homes in Chimney Hills Estates, Tulsa sell after 35 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Chimney Hills Estates, Tulsa over the last 12 months is $338,000, up 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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