Patrick Henry - Tulsa, Oklahoma

- About Patrick Henry

Patrick Henry occupies roughly two square miles of midtown Tulsa, bounded by 41st Street, 51st Street, Lewis Avenue, and Yale Avenue - about seven miles southeast of downtown. The neighborhood grew up during Tulsa's big 1950s–60s expansion, and it shows in the housing stock: mostly single-story ranch and mid-century designs built between 1955 and 1964, with a median size around 2,140 square feet.

Few Tulsa neighborhoods sit closer to daily conveniences. Patrick Henry is home to Edison Preparatory School, Patrick Henry Elementary, and the University of Oklahoma's Tulsa campus, with Langenheim Park inside the neighborhood and Whiteside Park and LaFortune Park - 270 acres, golf, tennis, and walking trails - at its edges. The Promenade and Southroads retail corridors along Yale and 41st are minutes away, and I-44 access keeps the rest of the metro in reach.

The market here is steady and liquid. Seventeen homes sold in the six months ending July 1, 2026 - one of the more active subdivisions we track - at a median of $360,000 and an average of about 36 days on market. Prices ranged from $251,000 to $575,000, a spread driven largely by renovation level: original-condition ranches trade well below fully updated ones on the same block. The median price per square foot was $175, higher than most south Tulsa subdivisions, which reflects what buyers pay for midtown location.

If you own in Patrick Henry, the difference between an original-condition comp and an updated one can swing your number substantially. A street-level analysis matters here.

Source: MLS sold data, 6 months ending 07/01/2026.

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