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Historic community along Cherry Street
Florence Park is a housing district within walking distance of Tulsa's famous Cherry Street. This neighborhood hosts residential streets of 1920s homes surrounded by four major roads and is less than 4 miles from the main action in Downtown Tulsa. “Recently, they revived Downtown Tulsa, which was practically dead except for a few downtown businesses, but everyone got in, and now we have fantastic restaurants and the Gutherie Center,” says Patricia Love-Renton, Realtor with McGraw, holding more than 25 years of experience in real estate. “Some of our buildings are unbelievable downtown, just the history of the building alone.” In the 1930s, Tulsa Little Theatre made history as the first community theater in America to produce the shows “Our Town” and “All My Sons.” Over the century, fires and rebrands have changed aspects of this theater, but its initial purpose of entertaining the public came full circle in 2005 with the most recent renovations.
Subdivisions beside Broken Arrow Expressway
Tudor and Cottage-inspired homes commonly showcase earth tones, steep roof pitches, and brick walls that provide a charming neighborhood feel when walking by on the paved sidewalks. Minimal traditional architecture mingles with the cottage homes, showcasing brick construction and actual hardy wood supporting homes that promote simplicity for the practical homebuyer. These homes are sectioned off by subdivisions, but each enjoys open access to Florence and Pratt parks. Homes list between $270,000 for a two-bedroom 1920s home and $515,000 for a three-bedroom 1940s home.
There are a variety of tudor style homes in Florence.
Many Craftsman homes are scattered throughout Florence Park.
Homes in Florence are known for their meticulous lawns.
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Florence Park is located just north of 21st and Harvard Street.
Picnics at Florence and Pratt parks
Florence Park also hosts a park in its namesake, providing a small space established in 1927 for the community to socialize outdoors. Located in the southeast corridor, this park hosts tennis matches, playground fun, afternoon picnics and a splash pad for those especially hot days. Traveling north, Pratt Park keeps picnic options open for the public among the small grassy area with tables and open space tucked away in the neighborhood.
Cherry Street and Pie Hole eats
Dining options around Florence Park lie along the Cherry Street shopping strip, a locally loved walkable retail area along East 15th Street. Pie Hole Pizzeria stands as the nearby pizza shop, selling whole pies or by-the-slice with over 25 custom toppings. While meandering around Cherry Street, locals piece together vintage ensembles at The Racks Tulsa. This shop provides a curated space full of styles that tap into past trends for a retro revival that is sure to draw some attention. When planning for meals at home, Reasor’s is also off Cherry Street, for whenever residents need to restock their pantries and buy produce.
Florence Park third Friday event
Every third Friday, starting in May, Pratt Park hosts food trucks and live music. Meanwhile, at the nearby shopping center, Utica Square, Love-Renton says they put on a free summer concert on Thursday nights that get a healthy turnout. To catch additional performances for a nice night out, locals visit the Gutherie Green for free concerts.
Learning through Edison Preparatory School
Students of Florence Park belong to Tulsa Public Schools and have a short trip to Lanier Elementary School. Lanier provides elementary-aged students with a curriculum focused on reading and math but works to interweave fine arts into each core class for a rounded educational experience. This school earns a Grade of B-minus from Niche. Students may move on to Thomas Edison Preparatory Middle and High School within Tulsa Public Schools. Edison is both a feeder school for residents and a magnet school for students who apply to take advanced placement studies. The school offers more than 40 pre-Advanced Placement and Advanced Placement (AP) programs. While the middle school levels of sixth through eighth grade earn a Grade of B from Niche, the high school earns a Grade of A-minus from Niche.
Lanier Elementary School is located right off of 17th and Harvard in Tulsa.
Edison Preparatory School is a part of the Tulsa Public school system.
Edison Preparatory School nurtures young minds with excellence, shaping futures in Tulsa.
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Bussing under Broken Arrow Expressway
Driving to work from Florence Park marks an easy trip, as Broken Arrow Expressway lines the western border for connections to other thoroughfares. Bus stops maintained by Tulsa Transit hold regular pick-ups along 21st Street and Harvard Avenue. To the north, Tulsa International Airport takes locals far beyond Oklahoma. From the theatre to the shops along Cherry Street, Florence Park finds a balance between preserving Tulsa's history and delivering on the everyday needs of the modern homebuyer.
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
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4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
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4
Burglary
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4
Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Florence Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Florence Park, Tulsa sell after 26 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Florence Park, Tulsa over the last 12 months is $375,000, down 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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