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Suburbs between local businesses and Broken Arrow Expressway
Home to one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s masterpieces, Midtown is known for its mix of exceptional custom builds and more traditional single-family homes, as well as its proximity to downtown Tulsa. "Midtown is one of the most desirable places in Tulsa,” says Lori Cain, a Realtor at OwnTulsa with over 20 years of Midtown real estate experience. “It's a place for people who want to be close to the culture in downtown Tulsa but also see their neighbors walking around nearby parks and local businesses.” Settled off Broken Arrow Expressway within a few miles of the Arkansas River, Midtown combines quiet, suburban streets with easy access to local culture and Tulsa’s city life.
This Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece is one of the largest in the city, located in Midtown.
Downtown Tulsa is just a short drive away from Midtown.
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Small midcentury styles and sprawling custom builds
While Midtown is known around Tulsa for housing massive custom-built single-family homes, most notably Wright's Westhope mansion, there are also many familiar single-family styles throughout the area. Bungalows, Cape Cod and ranch-style homes built in the 1930s through 50s are common in Midtown, selling for $150,000 to $800,000 depending on renovation levels, square footage and whether the grassy lot takes up a quarter acre or upward of a half-acre. Expansive custom builds with more than 4,000 square feet of space, backyard pools and architectural styles ranging from stately 1920s Colonial Revivals to new traditional Craftsman designs pepper the neighborhood on small acreages and tighter lots, selling for $900,000 to $4.7 million. Locals often walk their dogs past private driveways and tidy landscaping along Midtown’s mature tree-shaded streets despite its lack of residential sidewalks.
Large five-bedroom homes or three-bedroom ranchers can all be found in Midtown.
This Midtown home has beautiful red brick accents.
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Tulsa County schools and private options
Students in Midtown can attend Lanier Elementary School which earns a B-minus on Niche for prekindergarten through fifth grade, followed by Thomas Edison Preparatory Middle and High School which earns an A-minus for sixth grade through graduation. Edison is home to a magnet advanced placement academic program as well as a pre-engineering program collaborating with Tulsa Tech. Monte Cassino School and Cascia Hall Preparatory School are two private Catholic school options just outside of Midtown which are popular for excellent academics and small class sizes, each earning an A-plus on Niche.
Edison Preparatory serves sixth through 12th grade.
Younger students may attend Eliot Elementary.
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Tulsa Tennis Club, Pig Park and recreation destinations
Founded in 1926, the private Tulsa Tennis Club provides space for community members to improve their games on well-maintained clay courts or swim with neighbors in the outdoor pool. Dog walkers and families often spend time at the grassy, tree-shaded pocket park off South Birmingham Avenue called Pig Park after the 2,000-pound bronze pig sculpture standing in its center. Midtown is also minutes away from Woodward Park’s themed gardens and Gathering Place’s riverside trails and kingdom of richly planted playgrounds, letting locals access some of Tulsa’s best green spaces less than 3 miles from home.
Pig Park in Midtown started as a friendly neighbor wanting to improve their neighborhood.
Practice your tennis game at the Tulsa Tennis Club in Midtown.
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Locally owned favorites and Utica Square
“People in Midtown have a passion for supporting their local, family-owned businesses,” Cain says. Many of these businesses can be found in strip malls along Harvard Avenue, like Southern Agriculture’s pet supplies and Trenchers Delicatessen’s homemade breads. Chain staples like Aldi, CVS and Walmart can also be found on the same stretch of road. The outdoor shopping mall, Utica Square, is half a mile from Midtown, connecting dozens of retail favorites like Anthropologie, Madewell and Athleta by networks of wide sidewalks, parking lots and pockets of tree-shaded landscaping. Other favorite shopping and dining destinations like Brookside and Cherry Street are within 3 miles of Midtown.
Midtown's beloved Trenchers Deli makes bread and slices meats in-house daily.
In the Spring, you'll find the fountains on and patio seating full at Utica Square in Midtown.
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Queenies in Midtown is a popular deli and bakery.
Lights On at Utica Square and nearby events
For more than 50 years, residents have gathered at Utica Square on Thanksgiving night to enjoy Christmas carolers, seasonal decorations and a countdown to the illumination of 700,000 lights at the annual Lights On ceremony. Locals can also enjoy fine art and sprawling outdoor gardens at the Philbrook Museum of Art or events like the Tulsa State Fair at Tulsa Expo Center, each within 2 miles of Midtown.
Broken Arrow Expressway commutes and Tulsa Transit
Broken Arrow Expressway runs along the northern border of Midtown, providing a 4-mile commute into downtown Tulsa. Tulsa Transit buses can be accessed at stops along South Lewis Avenue, East 41st Street and South Harvard Avenue, though most locals depend on personal vehicles to get around the greater Tulsa area. Midtown residents are also within 3 miles of the University of Tulsa and Ascension St. John Medical Center.
Tulsa Transit runs stops throughout Midtown, including near Utica Square.
Highway 51 borders the North end of Midtown provide easy access to downtown and Broken Arrow.
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On average, homes in Midtown, Tulsa sell after 54 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Midtown, Tulsa over the last 12 months is $575,000, down 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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