Townhomes for Sale in Frequent Flyers, Oklahoma City

Frequent Flyers is an older neighborhood in Oklahoma City, characterized by 1950s ranch-style homes with wood siding and occasional carports. The area is known for its live oaks and grassy lawns, with renovations gradually introducing more brick homes. The neighborhood is at a high risk of tornadoes, and most homes lack garages. Woodson Park, divided by Interstate 44, offers walking trails, sports fields, and a summer swimming pool. The 99s Museum of Women Pilots at Will Rogers World Airport features exhibits on Amelia Earhart and Women Auxiliary Service Pilots. Frequent Flyers is surrounded by popular Latino businesses and restaurants, including La Cocina de Doña Nena and Charleston’s Restaurant. Grocery options include Aldi and Feria Latina Supermarket, with Home Depot and Walmart about 6 miles away. Cultural events, such as Dia de los Muertos, are celebrated at Scissortail Park with music, dancing, and art. Residents rely on cars, with interstates 240 and 44 nearby, and some public transportation available via Embark. Will Rogers World Airport is 3 miles away, and Community Hospital is a 4-mile drive. Schools in the area, including Adams Elementary, Roosevelt Middle, and U.S. Grant High, receive average ratings. Oklahoma City Community College, 3 miles away, offers various associate degree and certificate programs.