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A Tulsa neighborhood embracing tradition
Renaissance is a term that evokes thoughts of renewal. Literally translating as “to be reborn” from French. For art historians, the Renaissance is a period marked by artists demonstrating an appreciation for classical themes and techniques, all the while working to improve upon those techniques. Renaissance was, in other words, an artistic revival of classical elements. It should be no surprise that the Renaissance neighborhood of Tulsa reflects many of these qualities. Located just east of downtown Tulsa, Renaissance shares a story with an eclectic collection of shops and restaurants off 11th Street, better known as the historic Route 66 and it sits right near the University of Tulsa adding color and energy to a neighborhood near the center of the action. “It’s centrally located in Tulsa and right in the heart of midtown,” says Elizabeth Beaubien, Realtor with Keller Williams Advantage.
Renaissance is peppered throughout with beautiful murals and public art.
The University of Tulsa campus sits on the Northern edge of Renaissance neighborhood.
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Tulsa’s culinary scene embedded at 11th/Lewis
For visitors looking to get a taste of local Tulsa Cuisine, head to the corner of 11th and Lewis for Mother Road Market, a local favorite featuring an eclectic display of culinary talent and innovation. “That’s a food hall that’s really popular. It’s got a bunch of different start-up chefs. And there’s some new shopping going in around there,” Beaubien notes. Mother Road Market has around 20 different restaurants within, including Akira for gourmet sushi and ramen, or Chicken & the Wolf, serving up Tulsa’s hottest chicken. The 11th Street corridor has recently undergone a lot of revitalization in bringing in many new businesses for visitors to explore. For everyday shopping needs, Reasor’s is conveniently located in the southwest quadrant of the neighborhood. A Target and a Lowe’s are also located nearby.
Mother Road Market is Oklahoma's premier food hall, located in Renaissance neighborhood.
The Wel Bar in Mother Road Market is a perfect place for a happy hour in Renaissance.
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Neighborhood parks and downtown Tulsa flare
For recreation opportunities, Renaissance is home to two community parks, Gary Park and Turner Park offering picnic tables and open green space. For more action, Expo Square is only five minutes away where visitors can catch the Tulsa State Fair and Tulsa Flea Market among other popular events, in the largest event and entertainment venue in the city. The University of Tulsa campus is directly across Route 66 from Renaissance, so neighborhood residents have easy access to Tulsa Golden Hurricane sporting events, as well as cultural offerings at the Alexandre Hogue Gallery and the Roxana Rozsa and Robert Eugene Lorton Performance Center.
At Turner Park in the delightful Renaissance neighborhood, nature's beauty and tranquility.
Expos Square near Renaissance is a hub of activity from the State Fair to horse and farm events.
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Century homes and one-bedroom Bungalows
In Renaissance homes range between cozy one bedroom bungalows to grand estates dating back more than a century. “It’s older traditional style homes but a lot of charm, and a lot of character,” Beaubien adds. “(They’re) well kept with a lot of pride in home ownership over there.” Buyers can find a number of different architectural styles with homes dating back to the 20s and 30s that have been artfully maintained. Similarly, the neighborhood has several one story bungalows offering a lower entry point for prospective homeowners. A bungalow typically lists for around $121,000, and prices can go up to $480,000 for a spacious four-bedroom/four-bathroom farmhouse-style home.
In Renaissance, a spacious and remodeled 4-bedroom white home welcomes you with elegance.
A charming home delights with jack-o'-lanterns hanging from trees in Rennaisance.
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Tulsa Public Schools
Students in Renaissance can attend Lanier Elementary School, rated a B-minus on Niche.com, moving onto Nathan Hale Middle School, and Nathan Hale High School, rated a C-minus and C, respectively. At the high school students can take part in the culinary arts as the only high school in Oklahoma to have a working restaurant. The library is equipped with a Fab Lab that includes laser cutting with a 3D printer, and other virtual reality learning tools.
Nathan Hale offers student driven clubs, competitive sports teams, and rigorous academics.
Lanier Elementary School serves students in grades Pre-K through 5th grades.
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Renaissance Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Renaissance, Tulsa sell after 38 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Renaissance, Tulsa over the last 12 months is $292,903, up 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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This freshly renovated midtown Tudor exudes warmth and personality. It is located half a block South of TU and 6 minutes from downtown Tulsa! The soft gray exterior is pleasing to the eye with its custom shutters, flower boxes, new driveway, Hardie siding and landscaping. A dreamy 1st floor primary bedroom accommodates a king-size bed with walk-in closet and a laundry closet which houses a
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Beautifully remodeled home in the heart of Midtown Tulsa, now available for rent. This move-in ready residence offers modern updates with classic charm. Features include an open floor plan, refinished hardwood floors, updated fixtures, and designer finishes throughout. The kitchen boasts sleek countertops, custom cabinetry, and stainless-steel appliances.Spacious bedrooms with abundant
QUAINT garage apartment in mid town near Cherry Street. Hardwood floors. Full kitchen with range/oven/refrigerator. Pedestal sink and tub/shower combo in bath. 2 window units, 1 gas wall furnace. Rent plus $40/mo for water/trash service. Tenant responsible for electric and gas. Small dogs/cats allowed. No garage storage - reserved for owner.
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