9912 S 67th Ave E Tulsa, OK 74133
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Discover your new home in this beautifully updated residence, just a short walk from Tulsa Classical Academy. This charming 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom property surrounded by mature trees has been thoughtfully enhanced with significant improvements. Key upgrades: New roof: Providing excellent protection and longevity for years to come. New windows: Enhancing energy efficiency and adding a fresh, clean aesthetic throughout the home. New guttering: Protecting the foundation and exterior from water damage. Walk to Tulsa Classical Academy: The proximity to Tulsa Classical Academy is a major benefit for families. According to Oklahoma state law, charter schools must give enrollment preference to applicants who live within the school's district—in this case, the Jenks School District. This home is within the Jenks district, making it a prime location for those interested in attending the academy. Family-friendly location: Beyond its educational appeal, the home is ideally situated near a variety of family-friendly activities, including: LaFortune Park: Just a short drive away, this large public park offers a walking trail, playground, pool, and sports facilities for all ages. The Gathering Place: A world-class park featuring adventure playgrounds, a skate park, a boathouse, and beautiful gardens, perfect for a day of family fun. Jenks' Main Street and Aquarium: Explore the unique shops and restaurants in downtown Jenks or spend an afternoon exploring the Oklahoma Aquarium. South Tulsa Shopping and Dining: Located conveniently close to a host of retail centers and restaurants, providing plenty of options for your family. This updated home combines the tranquility of an established neighborhood with the convenience of city living and a top-tier school nearby. It's a perfect place to settle down and enjoy all that South Tulsa has to offer.
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