Leonard | Rural charm with space to breathe
Leonard is a small, unincorporated community in southeastern Tulsa County with a population of approximately 260 residents. Located on U.S. Route 64 at the Wago...
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Leonard is a small, unincorporated community in southeastern Tulsa County with a population of approximately 260 residents. Located on U.S. Route 64 at the Wagoner County line, Leonard offers genuine rural character and larger lot sizes for those who want space, privacy, and a quiet setting.
The community is primarily residential and agricultural, with properties ranging from a few acres to larger tracts. Leonard was once home to its own school district and a small elementary school that closed in 2009. Today, students attend Bixby Public Schools, giving residents access to one of the top-rated districts in the state while living in a rural environment.
Leonard is also notable for the Leonard Geophysical Observatory, built in 1960 by the Jersey Production Research Company. The facility housed Oklahoma first seismograph, chosen for the area seismically quiet location. Leonard offers privacy, land, and a rural pace while still being within reasonable distance of Tulsa.
Housing Market Snapshot
Prices and conditions are approximate and based on recent market data. Contact Amber for current listings and personalized market analysis.
Price Range
$200,000 - $500,000+
Lot Sizes
Typical: 1-10 acres with many larger tracts of 10-40+ acres available
HOA Fees
No HOAs in Leonard — properties are generally unrestricted (county jurisdiction applies)
New Construction
Limited new construction on individual lots and acreage tracts. Not typically master-planned subdivision development
Common Home Styles
Country ranches, mobile and manufactured homes on acreage, custom-built country homes, and traditional farmhouses
Quick Stats
Schools in Leonard
School district: Leonard Public Schools (small, personalized) — students attend Bixby Public Schools
Bixby Public Schools — students attend the same A-rated district as Bixby residents. Leonard-area students are zoned to Bixby schools
Notable schools: Bixby Public Schools (serving Leonard students), including Bixby High School, Bixby Middle School, and nearby elementary schools
School ratings and district boundaries can change. Contact Amber for current school zoning information for specific properties.
School District
Leonard Public Schools (small, personalized) — students attend Bixby Public Schools
Lifestyle & Amenities
Parks & Recreation
No municipal parks within Leonard itself. Nearby Bixby (10-15 minutes) offers Bixhoma Lake, Bixby Community Center, and Arkansas River trail access
Dining & Shopping
Limited dining within Leonard. Nearby Coweta, Broken Arrow, and Bixby offer abundant options within 10-20 minutes
Community Events
Community consists of neighbors and local events in nearby Bixby, Broken Arrow, and Coweta
Commute
25-35 minutes to downtown Tulsa via U.S. Route 64 to I-44 or the Creek Turnpike. Approximately 15 miles southeast of downtown Tulsa.
Notable Areas in Leonard
Larger acreage tracts along Route 64 and county roads
Properties offering significant privacy, open space, and potential for horses, livestock, or hobby farming
Smaller residential parcels
1-5 acre properties with a mix of manufactured and site-built homes
Agricultural properties
Working farms and ranches with productive land
What Leonard Offers
A rural community located in the Bixby school district with acreage properties, a quiet country setting, and proximity to Bixby, Jenks, and south Tulsa amenities.
- Larger lots and rural character with genuine privacy
- Unincorporated community — no city taxes or zoning (county jurisdiction)
- Served by A-rated Bixby Public Schools district
- Reasonable commute to Tulsa and Broken Arrow
- Historic Leonard Geophysical Observatory site
Commute to Downtown Tulsa
From Leonard, the drive to downtown Tulsa takes approximately 25-35 minutes via Route 64 to I-44 or Creek Turnpike under normal conditions. During morning rush hour (7:00–9:00 AM), expect a similar commute time with moderate traffic typical of the Tulsa metro area.
Approximately 15 miles southeast of downtown Tulsa. Leonard's location provides convenient highway access to the greater Tulsa area, with the Creek Turnpike, I-44, and other major routes connecting the region.
Typical Morning Commute
25-35 minutes via Route 64 to I-44 or Creek Turnpike to downtown Tulsa
Route
25-35 minutes to downtown Tulsa via U.S. Route 64 to I-44 or the Creek Turnpike
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