Tulsa homes for sale in midtown Tulsa are much more expensive per square foot than the larger and newer homes found in south Tulsa and surrounding suburbs. The strict boundaries of midtown Tulsa are downtown to the north, 51st Street to the south; Riverside to the west and Harvard to the east. Some will stretch the the eastern boundary to Yale, but the more traditional “midtowners” object.Tulsa mansion in midtown Tulsa, Maple Ridge Historical districtOne of the many established and loved midtown Tulsa neighborhoods is Florence Park – known for its smaller bungalows, varied architectural styles and manicured lawns. Typical lot size in Florence Park is 50-feet wide by 130-feet deep, so the homes are close together and many homes share a driveway. As homes are remodeled, it’s easier to find homes with contemporary upgrades inside, but you can’t tell from the outside. All of Florence Park has sidewalks and there’s a very active homeowners’ association. Read more about Florence Park, midtown Tulsa.
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