Lou North Woodland Acres - Tulsa, Oklahoma

- About Lou North Woodland Acres

Lou North Woodland Acres was platted in the mid-1950s, during the wave of construction that carried Tulsa eastward after the war. The neighborhood was developed in several additions - county records show sections numbered through at least Lou North Woodland Acres V - along streets in the vicinity of South New Haven Avenue in Tulsa's midtown-east area.

The housing stock is classic 1950s Tulsa: single-story homes, most in the 1,400–1,900 square foot range, on lots that have carried seventy years of tree growth. The median sold home over the last six months measured about 1,665 square feet. What stands out in the sold data is the spread - $140,000 to $540,000 - the widest range of any comparably sized neighborhood on our list. That range reflects what happens in a desirable mid-century area: original-condition homes, updated homes, and homes that have been substantially renovated or expanded all trade on the same streets. The neighborhood is served by Tulsa Public Schools (District 1).

Eighteen homes closed in the six months ending 07/01/2026, averaging 28 days on market at a median of $167 per square foot. In a neighborhood where two houses a block apart can close $300,000 apart, an automated estimate is close to useless. A street-level comp analysis is how you find your actual number.

Nearby neighborhoods: Woodland View · Sungate · Highland Park Estates

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