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Settling in Sequoyah
Just northeast of the University of Tulsa, Sequoyah represents a midway point between the buzzing downtown districts and the Tulsa International Airport. “At one point in time, this was a very affluent area,” says Callie Kennedy, general manager at Rose Hill Cemetery. “But Tulsa grew to the south, not the north.” While there’s a definite downside to this transition, it means that Sequoyah could be an excellent place to purchase a starter home, fixer-upper or investment property. In addition, easy access to Interstate 244 makes the urban neighborhood convenient for commuters.
Historic Rose Hill Memorial Park sits at the center of Sequoyah Neighborhood.
Tulsa University is a private university just a few miles from Sequoyah.
Highway 244 provides easy access from Sequoyah to downtown Tulsa.
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Bungalows that won’t break the bank
The houses in Sequoyah are more budget-friendly than in some surrounding neighborhoods. Buyers can expect to spend between $100,000 and $200,000 for a home here. Most of these single-story ranches and bungalows were built in the 1940s. “A lot of people have lived in this neighborhood for a long time and were raised in the community,” Kennedy says. Lots are on the smaller side, with driveways and fenced front yards. Although a few residential streets have paved sidewalks, most don’t, so people walk in the road if they want to get somewhere on foot. Rose Hill Cemetery, a memorial park that’s home to the largest and oldest mausoleum in Tulsa, rests along Sequoyah’s southeastern edge. Because the cemetery is so large, folks who buy in that area can expect quiet neighbors.
Brick, stone and colorful siding is found amongst the homes in Sequoyah.
Bright colors and red shutters on this home increase the colorful vibes of Sequoyah.
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Tulsa Transit operates multiple stops in Sequoyah neighborhood.
Taking the Tulsa Transit
Downtown Tulsa is about 5 miles southwest of Sequoyah, a drive that takes about 10 minutes. Tulsa International Airport is about 5 miles northeast, another 10-minute drive from most Sequoyah homes. Commuters to downtown Tulsa can also take advantage of the Tulsa Transit System, which stops along North Harvard Avenue and North Yale Avenue.
A Hale and hearty education
Sequoyah students start at Owen Elementary School, which is right in the neighborhood and gets a C-minus from Niche. Nathan Hale Middle School also receives a C-minus, while Nathan Hale High School gets a C. The middle and high schools are a few miles south of Sequoyah.
Nathan Hale offers student driven clubs, competitive sports teams, and rigorous academics.
Hale Middle School serves students in grades 7th and 8th.
Students may attend Owen Elementary.
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Donuts and Dollar General
North Yale Avenue lines the eastern edge of Sequoyah and is home to several area businesses. Examples include Brown’s Donuts, a family-owned bakery serving customers since 1993, and Dollar General for groceries and other essentials. Around the corner on East Pine Street is L & T Enterprises Shades Bar & Grill, a no-frills nightspot that hosts a karaoke night every Wednesday and live comedy shows on select Fridays.
Dollar General is a popular stop for groceries and essentials in Sequoyah.
Brown's Donuts is a Sequoyah neighborhood staple for over 30 years.
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Stroll along the Sequoyah Park trail
Sequoyah Park, the neighborhood’s primary green space, covers a swath of land along East Newton Street. The dog-friendly grounds include picnic tables, barbecue grills, a playground and a walking trail. There are a couple of bus stops within walking distance of the park to make it more accessible. Also nearby is Lantz Park, which has a baseball field and a play structure for younger kids. However, Kennedy warns that Sequoyah has a large homeless population, which significantly affects the area’s parks.
Sequoyah Park is a serene family getaway with a long walking path and playground.
Pack a picnic and head to Sequoyah Park in Sequoyah neighborhood.
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Nonni's is a food processing company in the industrial section of Sequoyah.
Next to Nonni’s
Economic downturn has transformed Sequoyah into a locked-door neighborhood. But Nonni’s Foods, a commercial bakery specializing in cookies and biscotti, operates a production facility on East Pine Street. Buyers looking at homes in Sequoyah should know that the facility might amplify traffic and overall noise. On the other hand, the location could be a plus for potential residents with jobs lined up at Nonni’s.
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Sequoyah Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Sequoyah, Tulsa sell after 48 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Sequoyah, Tulsa over the last 12 months is $146,250, up 9% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Sweet family home ready for the next owners! This home is one of the larger ones in the neighborhood and is on a large +/- 0.32 acre lot with a shop! Original wood floors throughout! Both bathrooms have been remodeled and all water lines have been upgraded to PEX. This home has been very well cared for! It is move in ready! Two living areas, plus a formal dining with large sliding glass door
100% financing available! Updated throughout with new plumbing, electrical, and paint. You'll love the remodeled bathrooms and open floor plan. Enjoy the granite countertops in the kitchen, and vinyl flooring in living areas + bedrooms, with tile in the bathrooms. Roof replaced in 2025.This home is move-in-ready, and priced to sell!
This delightful 2-bedroom, 1-bath home, built in 1947, offers a unique opportunity for investors of those looking for a charming residence with historical character. Currently occupied by a reliable renter who has called this place home for the past two years, this property not only generates rental income but also boasts a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for future homeowners looking to
3 bed 1 bath house in Tulsa. Cute home with split floorplan and hardwoods throughout. Fully fenced front and back yard with shed. Slab parking with carport. Refrigerator included, W/D hookups. Bonus Amenity Included- A portion of the resident's total monthly amount due will be usedto have HVAC filters regularly delivered to their doorstep under the Utility & Maintenance Reduction Program.
Nicely updated 1 bedroom 1 bathroom duplex not far from Maxwell Park and Maxwell Park Library, with easy access to highways. No Cats, Dogs by approval.
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