38th Street Preservation Home for Rent

The 38th Street Preservation neighborhood, located 4 miles north of downtown Oklahoma City, features early 20th-century homes, including Craftsman, bungalows, and two-story houses with full basements, built between the 1910s and 1930s. Despite not being part of a historic preservation district, the area retains significant charm with its century-old homes. The neighborhood is popular, with most homes featuring three or four bedrooms. A notable landmark is the Bradford House, a historic 1912 home transformed into a 36-room boutique hotel, now a venue for weddings and conferences. Local businesses at the corner of Western Avenue and 36th Street include Guestroom Records, Cock O’ The Walk Bar & Grill, K & N Furniture Consignment, and Pilates on Western. Memorial Park, established in the 1900s, offers green spaces, tennis courts, and a playground. Public transportation is accessible via the Oklahoma City Metro Transit Bus System, with stops along 36th Street and Classen Boulevard. Major highways like Interstates 44 and 235 provide convenient access, and SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital is just 3 miles away. The neighborhood is served by Wilson Elementary Arts Integration School, Moon Middle School, and Frederick Douglass High School, with varying ratings.