The Sunset View Development Real Estate And Homes For Sale In Tulsa, OK

Centered in the heart of Tulsa you will find an art museum with expansive formal gardens showcasing art from all over the world. You can even spot a Picasso on the museum walls!
The Philbrook Art Museum was the former home of Oklahoma oil pioneer Waite Philips and his wife Genevieve. Mr. Phillips commissioned architect Edward Buehler Delk to design the mansion in 1926; construction started that year by the John Long company of Kansas City and was completed the following year.

The home is made of stucco on the exterior, including ground white marble in the mix, causing it to glitter in the sunlight resembling Italian travertine. Inside the mansion features 72 rooms with marble fireplaces, fountains, floors of teak, walnut, and oak ceilings resembling Italian villas. The museum sits on 25 acres of lavish gardens inspired by an Italian country estate north of Rome. These gardens host many parties and weddings throughout the year. The museum is open for business 9-5 Wednesday through Sunday and is closed on major holidays.

Sunset Terrace is a popular mid-town neighborhood running from East Cincinnati Ave to Peoria and from 21st to 31st. This beautiful tree-lined area is tucked inside sister neighborhood Terwilliger Heights. Most of the homes here were built in the 1930s and are priced in a wide range from $200,000 to $1,000,000.00

With Cherry Street, The Gathering Place, Riverside Drive, Brookside, and Utica Square all nearby entertainment, dining, and family-friendly actives are always at hand. Sunset Terrace is in the Tulsa Public Schools District.