Shadow Mountain - Tulsa, Oklahoma

- About Shadow Mountain

Shadow Mountain sits in one of south Tulsa's older established pockets - built out over roughly a dozen years in the 1970s and early 1980s, in the corridor bounded by 61st and 65th Street, between Sheridan and Memorial. It's a mature part of town: five decades of tree growth line the streets, and the housing stock reflects the larger-lot, brick-and-frame construction typical of that era of south Tulsa development.

The homes here tend to run larger than in many neighboring subdivisions - a median of roughly 2,942 square feet among recent sales - which fits the 1970s-into-1980s pattern of bigger family homes on bigger lots. Homes in Shadow Mountain are served by Tulsa Public Schools (District 1). The neighborhood's location gives residents easy reach to the retail and services along Memorial and 71st Street, with Highway 169 a short drive for the commute north or south.

The market here has moved at a more deliberate pace than some south Tulsa neighborhoods: 12 homes closed in the six months ending 07/01/2026, averaging 51 days on market at a median of $114 per square foot. Because we live here and publish the monthly Shadow Mountain Intelligence Report, we watch this market sale by sale - pricing a home here is street-level work, and it's our home street.

Nearby neighborhoods: Park Plaza South · Holliday Hills · Minshall Park

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