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Quiet living at the crossroads
Located 5 miles from Downtown Tulsa on historic Route 66 (otherwise known as 11th Street), catty-cornered from the University of Tulsa and adjacent to Expo Square, the city’s main event complex, Fair Heights is at the crossroads of many Tulsa attractions. “Route 66 was such a tourist attraction back in the day,” says Realtor Elizabeth “Libby” Beaubien with Keller Williams Advantage. Born and raised in Tulsa, Beaubien still owns the home in the neighborhood that her parents bought when they were first married. “Homes in this neighborhood are older and have a lot of character,” she says. “While the neighborhood itself is quiet, the hustle and bustle of Tulsa ran along Route 66, and Fair Heights witnessed it.” Today, the area is being revitalized and becoming more walkable with restaurants and shops.
There are many home styles available to the residents of Fair Heights.
Fair Heights is located just East of downtown Tulsa.
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Small, different and cute
Most homes in Fair Heights are small brick or wood-framed bungalows built in the 1930s and ’40s. “Homebuyers attracted to the neighborhood aren’t looking for big new construction,” Beaubien says. “These homes are two to three bedrooms, and each is different and cute. People take pride in their homes here. Many have lived in Fair Heights a long time and know their neighbors, which makes them feel safe.” In fact, Fair Heights has a CAP Index Crime Score of 3, under the national average of 4. Front porches, carports and garages, and deep backyards are just a few other features of these homes, which typically list for between $125,000 and $280,000.
Elysium spa serves the Fair Heights residents with top quality carse.
Fair heights has many homes being renovated in the community.
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Mother Road to hot chicken
A hip place to meet friends and hang out is Mother Road Market at the corner of 11th and Lewis, over a mile west of the neighborhood. Named after historic Route 66 (also known as “Mother Road”), this food hall brings together startup eateries in one warehouse-like space. Closer to home, residents can shop at Target, Reasor’s grocery or Lowe’s next to Expo Square. Eleventh Street is also lined with restaurants, including Tally’s Good Food Café, with its retro-diner decor, or Chicken and the Wolf, featuring Nashville hot chicken. “The restaurant started as a food truck and now has three locations in Tulsa,” Beaubien says.
Mother Road offers residents of Fair Heights unique food choices.
What the Vegan serves top choice vegan food to the residents of Fair Heights.
Chick and the Wolf is a staple of the Fair Heights community.
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Nathan hale is a part of Tulsa Public school district.
State fair and football
The Tulsa State Fair is the city’s largest family event, held for 11 days starting the fourth Thursday after Labor Day at the Tulsa Expo Center, adjacent to Fair Heights. With agricultural exhibits, live music, kiddie rides, food, shopping, and daily entertainment, the fair offers something for everyone. Another big neighborhood event is whenever the University of Tulsa plays football. “The area becomes one big tailgating party, and there’s free food and bands,” Beaubien says. “The stadium is on 11th Street, so most people just walk over.”
Nathan hale is a part of Tulsa Public school district.
Schools that emphasize careers
The schools that serve Fair Heights include Kendall-Whittier Elementary, which received a C-minus from Niche and offers a two-way dual language program in English and Spanish. Hale Middle also scored a C-minus and provides career tech learning opportunities for students interested in robotics, building mobile apps and designing in 3-D. At Nathan Hale High, a C school, college and career pathways are vital to student success. Students graduate ready to serve through education, the workforce or public service.
Braden Park is located just outside Fair Heights.
City parks nearby
While Fair Heights is strictly residential, Braden Park is less than a mile northeast and offers a pond with ducks, walking paths and benches. The central playground is next to a shelter with picnic tables, and the large field adjacent can be used for sports or sunbathing. Two tennis courts, which double as pickleball courts, are on the far side. Turner Park, also less than a mile away, is north of the neighborhood, with trees, lawns, walking paths, play structures and picnic shelters.
The North border of the Fair Heights Neighborhood is 11th street, which is Historic Route 66.
Getting around Tulsa
Metrolink buses travel along 11th, Harvard, and Yale Streets, connecting residents to downtown and other parts of Tulsa. The city also offers a nonprofit bike-sharing program called This Machine, with over 200 bikes and 45 stations citywide. Downtown Tulsa is 5 miles away, Tulsa International Airport is a 6-mile drive, and Oklahoma City is over 100 miles on Interstate 44.
Fair Heights is located just East of downtown Tulsa.
Hillcrest Medical Center
The closest medical center is Hillcrest on 11th Street going downtown, less than 3 miles from the neighborhood. This 620-bed hospital features a regional burn unit, a women’s health center, an orthopedic hospital, a cancer center and a heart institute.
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On average, homes in Fair Heights, Tulsa sell after 25 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Fair Heights, Tulsa over the last 12 months is $230,000, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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