Tuttle joins the ranks of several growing communities sprawling outwards from Norman and Oklahoma City. It maintains its rural energy despite the new activity, unlike its neighbor and age-old sports rival Blanchard.
“Between Blanchard and Tuttle, I would say Tuttle is holding its charms more,” says Meghan Groff, Realtor at Luxury Real Estate who helps residents find their homes in the communities outside Norman. “Their main area isn't developing or modernizing, and it’s kept its small-town feel over time. Everybody knows everybody, and neighborhoods are in more of a rural setup with more land than in Blanchard, where there are more opportunities to have close neighbors.”
Homes in downtown Tuttle surrounded by farms
A grid of historic homes built in the 1920s and 1930s surround Main Street, and brick frame ranch-style homes have stood strong since the mid-1970s. Meanwhile, rambling 3-bedroom homes with steep hipped roofs have continued to pop up since the early 2000s. Homeowners often have over an acre of manicured lawn space to work with. Long concrete driveways lead to two to three car garages on the most recent tawny brick homes, which incorporate Craftsman or Cape Cod flair into modern designs; properties continue to be built as Tuttle expands. Most homes sit between $230,000 to $450,000, with the occasional custom-built property reaching $600,000.
Bumpy country roads branch away from the center of town through short foliage and past clean stretches of tree-bordered farmland.
Streets in Tuttle are lined with different style homes for home owners wanting to stand out.
Some homes in Tuttle have a mix of stone and brick exterior.
Some homes in Tuttle are older and lower in price compared to newly built homes.
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Home of the Tigers
The beloved Tuttle Tigers start their education at Tuttle Early Childhood Center for prekindergarten and kindergarten. The school earns a B-plus from Niche. From there, they attend Tuttle Elementary School – which earns an A – for first through third grade, and A-minus-earning Tuttle Intermediate School for fourth through fifth grade. Tuttle Middle School earns another A-minus. Finally, kids make their way across the street to Tuttle High School for a sports-focused, but academically driven experience; the school earns a B-plus from Niche and Jason White, the 2003 Heisman Trophy winner, is an alum.
The teachers and staff at Tuttle High School are dedicated to their students education.
Many kids from around Tuttle attend Tuttle Middle School.
Tuttle Elementary School is West of Oklahoma City.
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Getting to and from Tuttle
Tuttle is close to several major highways, a perk for a largely car-dependent community. The shopping and dining options in the Tri-City Area are a 12-mile straight shot from the center of town. From there, locals can take Interstate 44 into downtown OKC, which is roughly 28 miles from Tuttle, or to Will Rogers World Airport, which is 23 miles away. The University of Oklahoma and Norman Regional Hospital aren’t much farther; residents drive about 30 miles on the H.E. Bailey Turnpike and Interstate 35 to get to each.
Shopping and dining on main
“Tuttle is a lot smaller compared to other areas nearby and has one main street,” says Christina Bowers, broker at Bowers Realty Group with a specialization in communities connected to the Tri-City Area. “It's the idea of a two-stoplight town with local restaurants and shops.” Residents can donate and shop at the Community Store thrift, run errands at Williams Foods, or grab take out Tex-Mex at Taco Mayo’s drive thru. For more options, they drive further down the road to the Tri-City Area, where Tuttle, Newcastle and Blanchard merge at a shopping district.
The bright blue and yellow store front of the Community Store in Tuttle stand out on Main St.
The Steak Bowl from Taco Mayo is a signature dish for Tuttle residents.
The lone grocery store in Tuttle is Williams grocery.
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Visiting Schrock Park
West Creek flows through Schrock Park, Tuttle’s neighborhood green space. Disc golf players share space with kids running wild at the playground, families on a picnic, and walkers making their way through paved trails under tree shade. Baseball enthusiasts play on the sports fields and equestrians make use of the rodeo arena. Meanwhile, skaters hit the slopes at Tuttle Skate Park.
Tuttle has a rodeo arena for residents to enjoy a livestock show.
The baseball fields in Tuttle have a scenic backdrop of wind turbines.
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Bull riding and egg hunting
Along with being a sunny way to spend an afternoon, Schrock Park is also the site of several community events. Kids fill their baskets during the Tuttle Eggstravaganza Easter Egg Hunt and crowds fill the stands for the Tuttle Rodeo.
Meanwhile, Fourth St. Theater features locally acted and sponsored productions. The theater’s front yard is piled with pumpkins ready to be picked come October.
A train town with incoming healthcare job options
Train tracks pass through this historic railway neighborhood and cross Main Street, so residents may need to wait at a crossing every once in a while on their errands. Train sounds are a part of life for many Tuttle homeowners.
The Chickasaw Nation broke ground in February of 2023 for a large hospital in Newcastle which will provide job opportunities to healthcare professionals in nearby communities like Tuttle.
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