Midtown Area Real Estate And Homes For Sale In Tulsa, OK

Satisfy your culinary urges by shopping at Williams Sonoma at Utica Square in midtown Tulsa. Here you find friendly faces, experience, knowledge, and amazing customer service. Shop for all your favorite brands, including Staub, Le Creuset, All-Clad, Ruffoni, Mauviel, Zwilling, Calphalon, Emile Henry, Apilco, Nordic Ware, Pillyvuyt, KitchenAid, Nespresso, Shun, Wolf, Cuisinart, Wusthof, Breville, Miele, Vitamix, Instant Pot, Ooni, CRUXGG, Philips, Silat, Lodge, OXO, Peugeot, Smeg, Ateco, Chef'n, Yeti, SCANPAN, GreenPan, Heston, de Buyer, MacKenzie-Childs, Enclume, Demeyere, FINEX, Schumacher, Chilewich, Nito, Fortessa, Schott Zwiesel, Boska, Rory Dobner, Riedel, Robert Welch Flatware, DuraClear, Laguiole, Epicurean, John Boos & Co., Cangshan, Global, Chef's Choice, Coravin, Corkcicle, Littledeer, Kalamazoo, Traeger, La Cornue, and of course, Williams Sonoma's own brand.

Queenies is a coffee shop located in Utica Square on E. 21st Street in midtown Tulsa. This famous midtown eatery was named after Queenie, a pet cow owned by Ruth Young, who owned and operated Queenies for forty some-odd years. Starting out on Brookside, Queenies later moved to Utica Square In 2019 Brian Hughes bought Queenies and moved it to its new location across the street from the parking garage and the Emergency Room at Ascension St. John Medical Center. Now hospital visitors have a convenient place to eat in close proximity to the medical center. The food at Queenies is delicious and the service is excellent.

This week marks the 95th anniversary of St. John Medical Center in midtown Tulsa. The Congregation of the Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother opened the hospital's doors on Valentine's Day in 1925. Dedicated to St. John the Evangelist, it is located across the street from Utica Square (which wasn't built until the 1950s.) Most native Tulsans will tell you they were born here.

Sister M. Therese Gottschalk ran the hospital for 38 years, overseeing major expansion projects. In 2014 she presented the entire St. John Hospital system to Ascension, bringing them the crown jewel in their nationwide consortium of Roman Catholic hospitals. Since then, many changes have occurred and major Ascension branding became visible in 2020 after Sister Therese's retirement and death.

Midtown Tulsa, one of America's top 50 most populated cities at 47th, still has that home town feel, but with a lot of things to do! From museums like Philbrook and Gilcrease, to world class parks like the Gathering Place, there are no shortages of things to keep you entertained. Music concerts at the BOK, baseball at OneOK Field, night life in the Cherry St, Brookside, or Downtown districts... the possibilities keep going for anyone looking to live in Tulsa time!

Wow, what a street that will lead you back into some beautiful older homes. Hazel Street has been widened and is all new. The street is lined with huge English and Colonial styles homes, many built in the 1920's. One of the greatest things you will find are the large established trees in the neighborhood. You can quickly tell once you enter the Midtown area, the style of homes really showcased the life style of the original designers and home owners. What a great area to drive through and just enjoy the architectural design and attention to detail that is missing from most of the new construction. In the spring time the flowers are in bloom all around.

One of Tulsa's hot spots for real estate is the Pearl District. Perfect for first time home buyers. Perfect for empty nester's ready to move back into the city! Commercial business moving in, with great things coming to this area.

Did you know that there are tons of new developments happening in the downtown Tulsa area? Condos, apartments, remodeled houses, restaurants, stores, and so much more! The vibe of Brookside is coming to downtown!

Did you know that there's yoga classes, bands, and a food truck Wednesdays at Tulsa's Guthrie Green? Get out and explore how you can join in on these fun activities! Located in the Tulsa Art District.

Owen Park and Brady Heights are the new Midtown! Some gorgeous historic houses are being flipped and revitalized in the area. Come check it out.

Spring is here, and that means the real estate market is picking up! It's the best time of the year to sell or buy a home. Call your local real estate agent to see what's available.

Cirque has recently opened a bar in their shop after undergoing a remodel! One more plus to add to the already growing Pearl District! Come check it out.

Some hot places in Midtown that are currently getting revitalized are the Pearl District and the Owen Park area! Houses are getting restored, flipped, and renewed. This is expanding the midtown vibe to Northern Tulsa!

Tulsa has great St. Pats day activities! Brookside always has the St Patrick's Day 5k! Then on Cherry Street, KilKenny's Irish Pub closes off 15th in front of the restaurant with live Irish music, bag pipes, the works all day and night. Face painting for kids, coloring contests!

Downtown is more for the adults, less inviting to children, so parts of two areas are closed. In front of McNellie's and in front of Arnie's! Enjoy the St. Patrick's tradition of green beers and Irish music all day and night in Tulsa!

January 28 to February 3 the River Spirit Expo at the Tulsa Fairgrounds kicks off the unofficial start to lake season in Oklahoma! If you want a lake house for the summer, time is now running out! Check out all the latest in Boats and RVs!

Come to the Tulsa fairgrounds from January 28, 2019 - February 03, 2019 and see fishing boats to pontoon boats, cruisers to ski boats, wakeboard boats, inflatables, and personal watercraft all at the absolute best prices of the year. Great prices on docks, decks, boat lifts, water toys, and other accessories!

Chili Bowl brings to mind a high school lunch menu...unless you are from Tulsa! Here at the end of January, it means racing inside the Tulsa Fair Grounds! This is a popular event to attend here.

Anything anyone would ever want for in one convenient, incredibly unique neighborhood!
Brookside has it all. They offer four grocery stores, too many restaurant and bars to count, two hardware stores, multiple nail salons, and two dry cleaners, all within walking distance. You name it, Brookside has it!

Brady Heights another Historic district in Tulsa and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is home to many of Tulsa's founders from 100 years ago and home to many of Tulsa's young professionals! Home to living on Tulsa Time!

Owen Park is a Historic District named after Chauncey A. Owen (1847-1930). By 1915 oil boom Tulsa was in full swing. Owen Park was growing rapidly right along with the boom times as lots were going fast in Tulsa's most beautiful suburb. If you are looking to live in a relic from Tulsa's oil boom history this is a perfect setting to restore a home to its glory days!

Midtown is an upscale neighborhood in the heart of historic Tulsa Oklahoma. Located behind Utica Square which offers dinning, shopping and entertainment. Don't miss out on the beautiful homes for sale in The Heart of Tulsa!