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A rapidly growing town with recreation
The oldest home in Tulsa is just one sliver of the sweeping history that engulfs Owen Park. Built in the 1880s, the quaint property of Rev. Sylvester Morris, who founded multiple Methodist congregations in the city, is still standing. That's just one reflection of this rapidly growing neighborhood’s steadfast dedication to preserving its roots. This history buff’s paradise has a pair of monuments in the heart of town: one dedicated to the meeting point of the Cherokee, Creek and Osage Indian nations and the other to author Washington Irving, who wrote about his views from the Owen Park hilltop while the government surveyed the land in his book “Tour of the Prairies.”
“People do appreciate the history of Owen Park,” says Libby Beaubien, Realtor for Keller Williams Realty. “They value the diversity, the cute houses and how affordable they are. It’s also so close to Downtown Tulsa, and there’s so much going on downtown these days.” Residents have an easy commute to Tulsa, which is home to several major employers such as the Saint Francis Hospital South and its entire medical system, The University of Tulsa and Williams Companies, Inc.
Owen Park is a small town just minutes from Tulsa.
Tulsa's oldest home is located in the Owen Park Neighborhood.
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Cooling off at well-regarded country clubs
The homes are easily walkable to the neighborhood’s namesake park, which spans 24 acres along the eastern side. Park visitors can use the seasonal splash pad and asphalt playset or stop for a moment to feed the scores of geese always hanging around. Athletic experiences await at Tulsa Country Club, which is named by Golfweek Magazine as one of the top five courses in Oklahoma. It caters to non-golfers as well, offering a pool with a diving board and slides, two hard tennis courts with seasonal clinics, a full-service fitness center and an upscale restaurant where residents can cool off.
The Tulsa Country Club is located just north of the Owen Park neighborhood.
Golfers visit Tulsa Country Club next to Owen Park.
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Craftsman homes with city views
Owen Park’s residential streets are lined with 1920s bungalows and Craftsman homes ranging from $250,000 to $450,000. These houses usually have proximity and rest on modest lots, though, typically come with extensive back decks and panoramic views of the city skyline. “Inventory is so low, so if something’s priced right and it’s in Owen Park, it’s going to be gone in a matter of hours,” Beaubien says.
Bungalow homes are paired with well-maintained driveways and sidewalks in the Owen Park neighborhood.
Colorful bungalows line the streets in the Owen Park neighborhood.
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Impressive athletics at Booker T. Washington High
Young students in the area can attend Wayman Tisdale Fine Arts Academy serves kindergarten through fifth grade and receive a C-minus from Niche. Children may move on to Carver Middle School, which has a B and offers a technology student association. Booker T. Washington High School is a popular public school option, with an A-plus from Niche, an extensive athletic program with a separate field house. The University of Tulsa is very central to the area, just 4 miles away.
Wayman Tisdale Fine Arts Academy serves students in grades Pre-K through 5th.
Booker T Washington develops critical thinking skills for success in a global society.
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Take the bus to Tulsa
The Tulsa Transit offers a public bus service for commuters, offering quick access to the downtown area. Residents drive down Interstate 244 to reach their destination of choice. Tulsa International Airport is 10 miles away.
Combo meals and casual shopping in Owen Park
Besides Tulsa Country Club’s eatery, this neighborhood is home to a regional favorite, Braum’s – serving every combo meal with a shake or malt, and unique ice cream flavors. Residents typically take the 2-mile trip downtown to widely beloved restaurants like Amelia’s for high-end seafood or The Brook for traditional dishes and outdoor patio seating.
Casual shopping can be done at Gilcrease Hills, which borders the neighborhood to the north. This shopping center overflows with familiar chains like Family Dollar, Subway and Citi Trends clothing store, but residents must go 4 miles southeast to Reasor’s for full grocery runs.
Braums supplies the residents of Owen Park with fresh food and groceries.
There are a lot of options for retail in Owen Park.
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Annual festivals and drag shows
Every September, Owen Park residents put on a Tiny Porch Festival. As they walk from street to street, live bands perform on neighbors' porches, with local food trucks set up during this free event. "It provides this real sense of community in the neighborhood," Beaubien says. No matter the month, The Tulsa Theater is a popular destination for concerts and drag shows. Dust Bowl Lanes and Lounge is nearby and where people go for a bit of healthy competition with friends.
The Tulsa Theatre is in the heart of Downtown Tulsa.
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On average, homes in Owen Park, Tulsa sell after 34 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Owen Park, Tulsa over the last 12 months is $275,000, up 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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