Owasso, Oklahoma

Owasso | Family-focused and growing north of Tulsa

Owasso is one of the fastest-growing cities in Oklahoma, with a population approaching 43,000 residents. Located just north of Tulsa, the city has transformed f...

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Life in Owasso

Owasso is one of the fastest-growing cities in Oklahoma, with a population approaching 43,000 residents. Located just north of Tulsa, the city has transformed from a small rail stop into a thriving suburban community with its own employment base, extensive retail, and one of the most highly regarded school districts in the state.

The city growth has been carefully planned. Stone Canyon, a 3,000-acre master-planned community with its own golf course and lake, exemplifies thoughtful development. Centennial Park, the Redbud District, and a growing network of parks and trails give Owasso a high quality of life.

Owasso school district is consistently rated among the best in Oklahoma, and the community has attracted significant retail and dining investment along Highway 169. The city features the Stone Canyon master-planned community with a golf course and lake, Centennial Park, and extensive parks and trails.

Market

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

$225,000 - $650,000+

Lot Sizes

Suburban subdivisions: 6,000-12,000 sq ft; Stone Canyon and luxury areas: 1/4-1/2 acre; acreage properties on the northern edge: 1-10+ acres

HOA Fees

Many subdivisions have HOAs: $200-$800/year for standard neighborhoods; Stone Canyon and luxury communities: $300-$1,500/year

New Construction

Extensive. Owasso has multiple active developments from entry-level to luxury. New construction is a major draw, with homes available in the $225,000+ range

Common Home Styles

Modern craftsman and farmhouse-style new construction, traditional brick two-stories, established ranches in older areas, and luxury custom homes in golf and estate communities

Quick Stats

Commute to Downtown Tulsa 20-30 minutes to downtown Tulsa via Highway 169 southbound
Proximity Immediately north of Tulsa; Owasso borders Tulsa city limits along Highway 169
Education

Schools in Owasso

School district: Owasso Public Schools (well-regarded)

Owasso Public Schools — one of Oklahoma's largest and highest-rated districts, serving approximately 9,800 students across 13 campuses

Notable schools: Owasso High School, Owasso Middle School, Ator Elementary, Stone Canyon Elementary, Barnes Elementary

School ratings and district boundaries can change. Contact Amber for current school zoning information for specific properties.

School District

Owasso Public Schools (well-regarded)

Lifestyle

Lifestyle & Amenities

Parks & Recreation

Centennial Park (47 acres with 3-mile trail, disc golf, fishing ponds), Bailey Ranch Golf Club, Redbud Festival Park, Rayola Park with splash pad, Owasso trail system

Dining & Shopping

Extensive dining along Highway 169 corridor including national chains and local favorites. The Redbud District in historic downtown offers locally owned restaurants and shops

Community Events

Redbud Festival, Owasso Farmers Market, Owasso Christmas Parade, concerts at Centennial Park, Owasso Community Expo

Commute

20-30 minutes to downtown Tulsa via Highway 169 southbound. Immediately north of Tulsa; Owasso borders Tulsa city limits along Highway 169.

Neighborhoods

Notable Areas in Owasso

Stone Canyon

The premier master-planned community in Owasso, featuring 3,000 acres with Patriot Golf Club, a 100-acre lake, walking trails, and luxury and semi-custom homes

Bailey Ranch — Established golf course community with a mix of home styles around Bailey Ranch Golf Club.

Bailey Ranch — Established golf course community with a mix of home styles around Bailey Ranch Golf Club.

Redbud District

Historic downtown Owasso undergoing revitalization, with local dining, shops, and community gathering spaces

What This Community Offers

What Owasso Offers

A master-planned suburban city with highly rated public schools, abundant new construction, the Stone Canyon golf and lake community, Centennial Park, and a strong retail corridor along Highway 169.

  • Highly rated Owasso Public Schools district
  • Stone Canyon master-planned community with golf course and lake
  • Rapid growth with abundant new construction
  • Centennial Park — 47-acre community park with trails and disc golf
  • Convenient 20-30 minute commute to downtown Tulsa
Commute

Commute to Downtown Tulsa

From Owasso, the drive to downtown Tulsa takes approximately 20-30 minutes via Highway 169 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.

Immediately north of Tulsa; Owasso borders Tulsa city limits along Highway 169. Owasso'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

20-30 minutes via Highway 169 to downtown Tulsa

Route

20-30 minutes to downtown Tulsa via Highway 169 southbound

Golf

Golf Courses in Owasso

Prairie Creek Golf Course

Public 18-hole golf course with practice facilities, driving range, and clubhouse.

Visit Website (918) 609-7553

Well-maintained public course in Owasso with a scenic prairie layout.

Bailey Ranch Golf Club

Public 18-hole golf course set within the Bailey Ranch community. Features a driving range and clubhouse.

Visit Website (918) 274-1300

Popular course with a mix of open and tree-lined holes in a master-planned community.

Clubs

Country Clubs in Owasso

Patriot Golf Club (Stone Canyon)

Private 18-hole golf course at the center of the Stone Canyon master-planned community.

Visit Website (918) 609-9600

Championship course within Owasso's premier community with lake views and luxury homes.

FAQ

About Owasso

Quick answers for anyone considering Owasso, Oklahoma.

What is the average home price in Owasso?
Owasso's market spans from entry-level around $185,000-$225,000 to luxury over $700,000. The typical family home runs $250,000-$425,000. New construction in desirable developments starts in the high $200,000s. Stone Canyon custom homes range from $450,000 to $800,000+.
What schools serve the Owasso area?
Owasso Public Schools serves the city and is one of Oklahoma's top-rated districts with approximately 9,800 students. The district is known for strong academic performance, award-winning fine arts programs, and competitive athletics across multiple sports.
How far is Owasso from downtown Tulsa?
Owasso is approximately 10-12 miles north of downtown Tulsa, about a 20-30 minute drive via Highway 169.
What does Owasso offer residents?
Owasso has one of the top-rated school districts in Oklahoma, abundant parks and recreational opportunities, and a strong community identity with events throughout the year. The city features the Stone Canyon master-planned community with a golf course and lake, Centennial Park, and extensive retail and dining along Highway 169.
What is the commute like from Owasso?
Highway 169 is the primary route from Owasso to Tulsa. The commute is typically 20-30 minutes to downtown. North Tulsa employment centers are even closer at 10-15 minutes. Rush hour on 169 is manageable, with traffic flowing well compared to larger metro areas.

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