Driller's Landing Homes for Sale

Driller’s Landing in Tulsa is a quiet, predominantly residential neighborhood marked by the towering 76-foot Golden Driller statue, a nod to the city's oil industry heritage. Located five miles from downtown Tulsa, the area features tree-lined streets arranged in an organic grid pattern, with homes primarily consisting of 1940s and 50s bungalows and ranch-style houses. These homes typically have low-pitched roofs, small lots, narrow fenced backyards, and attached garages, many of which have been renovated with modern finishes. The neighborhood is known for its competitive housing market, with properties ranging from 1,000 to 1,500 square feet. Local attractions include Expo Square, half a mile away, which hosts the Tulsa State Fair, circuit horse racing, and the OKGO Market. Utica Square, two miles west, offers seasonal events like Summer’s Fifth Night and Lights On. For dining and shopping, residents frequent South Harvard Avenue, home to Brownie’s Hamburger Stand and Trenchers Delicatessen, while grocery shopping can be done at Aldi, just two blocks south. The neighborhood is served by highly rated Thomas Edison Preparatory High, known for its magnet program and Advanced Placement courses. Although there are no parks within Driller’s Landing, Darlington Park is two miles southeast, offering picnic areas, playgrounds, and sports courts. For more extensive outdoor activities, Turkey Mountain Park is a 10-mile drive south. The area is largely car-dependent, with the nearest bus stop on 21st Street and U.S. Route 64 providing easy access to downtown and Interstate 44.