The Village, OK Real Estate, Homes For Sale, School & Area Information

Looking to grab some food in The Village? Check out Taco Empire located at 9400 N May! I recommend trying their carne adobada, I really love the blue corn tortillas! Also, make sure and try their spicy potatoes, and the papas adobadas are always great!

I love this store! What a great antique shop with many curated pieces. From vintage furniture to western rugs - they seriously have it all. Each corner you turn in the store takes you to a different vibe/feel with furniture, paintings, and so, so, so much more. Don't forget to grab a pastry on your way out of this retro store!

What a wonderful place to nourish your spirit, connect breathing to movement, and feel relaxed after a class! Flo State offers Burn/HIIT classes, Reformer & Mat Pilates, and of course -Yoga! This studio is located across the street from Uptown Grocery. Grab a smoothie to go after a refreshing yoga class!

The Village sits next to Casady School which is a college preparatory Episcopal day school educating children from ages of pre-k to 12th grade. The school has a diverse student body and provides a foundation of excellence and superior educational training. The campus, located on the northeast corner of N. Pennsylvania Avenue and Britton Road sits on 80 acres and is built around a beautiful lake. Casady is an independent private school but contributes to The Village community and also enhances the elegance of the community.

Johnson Park is located northeast of the intersection of May and Britton. There is a large playground, where families gather. The children play on the play equipment and run in the long grassy area. The park is on the corner of Carlton Way and Sunnymeade Place and includes a picnic table and bench. Houses border the west and south ends of the park and Lake Hefner is about a mile to the west and close by.

The Village is a city in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and considered a part of the Oklahoma City metropolitan area. Located centrally in Northwest Oklahoma City. The Village has held its value for generations and attracts both first time home buyers and empty nesters. Recently, there have also been extremely successful new home construction developments in the area. The Village is home to the corporate headquarters of Love's Travel Stops & Country Stores, and Casady School.

Cool and funky vintage finds. Come check out this unique antique store with a twist. Lots of retro gifts and collectibles. Not your grandmas antique store. Located in the same shopping center as Johnnies Charcoal Broiler.

My husband and I began looking for our first home nearly four years ago. We knew we wanted to live in Oklahoma City, with the intention to find a home that we could renovate to fit our personal style. We chose to buy our first home in The Village after falling in love with the storybook inspired architecture and a picturesque tree-lined street. The Village's proximity to Lake Hefner, parks, and walking trails also attracted us to the area. We enjoy this area so much that we decided to office five streets away from our home. Most of our evenings are spent outside on our patio or taking our dog on evening walks around the neighborhood. We love every minute of living and working in The Village!

The Village is growing with many new restaurants and other places to shop. One of those that stand out in the crowd is the Uptown Grocery and Deli. With a wide selection of grocery, bakery, deli, floral, catering, and even a sushi bar, this is the place to find everything!! The Village is taking on a new hip vibe and this is the place to start. Stop by to see what all the Hype is about.

Fall is a great time to review the market activity in The Village in NW Oklahoma City!
Have you visited this area lately? Yes, the construction improvements on May and Britton Road are a bit challenging, but you still have great access to all that happening in Oklahoma City. Absolutely love the Uptown Grocery Market in The Village!

Recent real estate market stats for 15 active homes for sale in The Village:
Least expensive listed home: $83,500
Most expensive listed home: $248,500
Median price of actively listed homes: $170,000
Average days on market for actively listed homes: 51 days
Median days on the market for sold homes: 17 days

Use a realtor who understands the market in The Village before you start looking for homes, you will save so much time and effort using a RE/MAX agent who knows The Village!

It's a great day to review the market activity in The Village in NW Oklahoma City! Have you visited this area lately? Yes, the construction improvements on May and Britton Road are a bit challenging, but you still have great access to all that happening in Oklahoma City. Absolutely love the Uptown Grocery Market in The Village!

Recent real estate market stats for The Village:
6 Actively Listed Homes for Sale
Least Expensive Listed Home for Sale in The Village - $105,000
Most Expensive Listed Home for Sale in The Village - $252,500
Median Price of Actively Listed Homes in The Village - $190,900
Average Days on Market for Active Listed Homes in The Village - 35 days
Median Days on the Market for Sold Homes in The Village - 53 days

Use a realtor who understands the market in The Village before you start looking for homes, you will save so much time and effort using an agent who knows The Village!

Uptown Market is a welcome new addition to health conscious grocery shoppers! Now it's coming to NW Oklahoma City.
The proprietors of the new Uptown Grocery say The Village city officials were the impetus for the establishment of their second store in the newly-created Tax Increment Financing District along May Avenue.
Susan and Hank Binkowski closed earlier this week on the site for their new store which was formerly the home of Jackie Cooper BMW. The Village City Council recently created a sales tax TIF there as a way of providing public finance assistance.
A portion of the sales tax revenue derived from business on the property will be redirected back to the Binkowskis to help defray start-up costs, including acquiring land, site clearing, etc.
"We have to give credit to Bruce Stone, the Village city manager, and his lovely wife. Bruce has been talking to Hank for years," Susan Binkowski said.

On the development side, she said the city has been quick to give responses.
"They have worked with us for months nailing down timelines and helping coordinate all of the leg work that is necessary on the front side of a big investment."
Binkowski said the community of The Village was very appealing in making the decision to locate here.
"It's hard to resist when folks have asked you year after year to make The Village a home for one of your stores," said Binkowski. "I think the timing is right. And, I think the Uptown format is the right one for that unique community."
The formation of the TIF shows The Village was behind them.
"What a TIF means to us, is that the community that you are investing in, is just as willing to invest in you," Binkowski said. "They believe that you have what they want and need."
Stone called the new Uptown Market a "game changer" for his city. The business will obviously be a big boost to sales tax revenue for the municipality.
"We're just really, really excited," he said.
The Binkowskis, who also own the chain of Buy For Less grocery stores, said much research went into the development of the Uptown concept.
"We did lots of touring and research before we did the Edmond Uptown store, like our others, and this will be no different," she said. "We are even making a run to Toronto, Canada, to see some new fixtures that no one has in the U.S."
The Binkowskis hope to open the new Uptown Grocery, which will be approximately 55,000 square feet in size, in early spring 2015.
"Likely, this depends on how much we vary the internal design to fit the needs of the customer at this location versus our newest store in Edmond," she said. "It is fun to daydream up something brand new, and keep your favorite layouts from the previous 'baby.'"
Although it is an "Uptown" store, Binkowski said it will offer Buy For Less prices.
"We have found that the mix of organic and specialty along with Cheerios, Heinz ketchup and Charmin toilet paper is a good mix," she said. "That's how I want to shop, and that is what you get at Uptown. The best of both. It's too hard as a working parent myself to do two stops for groceries."
The Uptown Market will also offer a chef-prepared deli buffet and event planning and bridal coordination services.
I love eating healthy and I'm excited about Uptown Market arriving in NW Oklahoma City!