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Suburban life next to the Tulsa Expo Center
Right outside of Tulsa, the small residential enclave of Mayo Meadow attracts residents looking for proximity to one of the biggest attractions in the state: the Tulsa Expo Center. Locals can easily head up to the fairgrounds and arena or can take advantage of the commercial center right next door, with its big-name shops and chain restaurants. U.S. Route 64 – known colloquially as the Broken Arrow Expressway – serves as the neighborhood’s southern border, making it one of the more convenient Tulsa suburbs to live in. “It’s within walking distance to the fairgrounds and other special events,” says Lori Lassman, a real estate agent at McGraw Realtors with 16 years of experience in the area. “And there’s a lot of pride in homeownership in here.”
21st and Yale represents the North East corner of Mayo Meadow.
The Expo Square is the center of the State fair, and host a variety of events throughout the yea
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The Tulsa State Fair and The Pavilion
Mayo Meadow sits right next to the city's largest event magnet. The Tulsa Expo Square encompasses the fairgrounds that host the Tulsa State Fair, an 11-day event that's estimated to have more than a million attendees. The Square is also home to The Pavilion, an entertainment venue used for anything from concerts to horse races, and the Tulsa Flea Market, where people come from all over to find priceless gems, antiques and handmade crafts. During the warm summer months, Paradise Beach Waterpark is open for families to play and cool off when they’re not exploring the rest of Expo Square. While Mayo Meadow residents can walk to the attractions, visitors from farther away can drive their RVs and park at the Expo Square RV Park during their stay.
The Expo Square is the center of the State fair, and host a variety of events throughout the yea
The Golden Driller is a 75 foot statue representing the oil worker in Tulsa.
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Ranch homes with driveways and patios
The bulk of Mayo Meadow consists of quiet residential streets, where many ranch-style homes have driveways that keep the roads clear for walks and bike rides. Several houses were originally built in the 1950s, but many have been recently renovated with updates to both the exterior and interior. These properties, some with attached garages and spacious back patios inside fenced-in yards, typically come in 1,000- to 2,000-square-foot sizes and can cost anywhere from $165,000 to around $325,000. “The market has been very consistent, and the values are good,” Lassman says. “It’s a really well-priced neighborhood.”
There are many homes to choose from in Mayo Meadow.
There are many styles of homes offered for residents of Mayo Meadow.
Tulsa Powersports offers residents many top notch motorcycle service.
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Shopping and eating around Expo Square
There is a Walmart Neighborhood Market located in the north part of town, but because Mayo Meadow is primarily a suburban area residents will typically head outside of the neighborhood for more shopping and dining options. Around Tulsa Expo Square, there is a bustling commercial area that includes plenty of chain restaurants and fast-food eateries. There are also shops including Target and Reasor’s grocery store. Also in the Expo Square area, 100°C Grill & Hot Pot is the first restaurant in Tulsa of its kind. Diners can choose their base soup and add meats, veggies and other toppings. Next door, Mi Pueblo offers generous portions of the classic Mexican dishes.
Tulsa Powersports offers residents many top notch motorcycle service.
I Heart Mac and Cheese serves customers freshly made mac and cheese dishes.
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Top-rated Tulsa public schools
Students can begin their public school education with a 13-1 student-teacher ratio at Lanier Elementary School, which receives a B-minus grade from Niche. For sixth through twelfth grade, they can then advance to Edison Preparatory School, which Niche grades an A-minus and ranks in the top 9% of public high schools in the state.
Lanier Elementary School serves students in grades Pre-K through 5th grades.
Thomas Edison School kids grades 6-12.
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The Broken Arrow expressway runs along the south border of Mayo Meadow.
Commuting on the Broken Arrow Expressway
The Broken Arrow Expressway, or U.S. Route 64, runs along the southern part of Mayo Meadow and leads to downtown Tulsa in just 5 miles. This major thoroughfare connects to other highways like Interstate 44, making commutes easier around the city. There are several Tulsa Transit bus stops on the outskirts of town along Yale Avenue and 21st Street, and the Tulsa International Airport is about 6 miles north.
Darlington Park offers plenty of greenspace for dog owners.
A quick stroll to Darlington Park
On the east side of town, residents can get fresh open air at Darlington Park. This nearby 5-acre park features a play area, a basketball court and fenced-in tennis courts. A block away, Memorial Baptist Church serves the community through different charity fundraisers and provides groups for members of all age groups to connect.
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Mayo Meadow Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Mayo Meadow, Tulsa sell after 42 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Mayo Meadow, Tulsa over the last 12 months is $235,000, up 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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