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Near Lake Hefner for walking and jogging trails, boating, fishing, golf, and near great shopping and dining. Easy access to all highways to get you to all types of events - Will Rogers World Airport, OKC Thunder, Bricktown, Downtown, State Fairgrounds, museums, National Softball Hall of Fame, OKC Zoo, and shopping.
SHOPPING: Quail Springs Mall, Penn Square Mall are just a few minutes away.
CHISHOLM CREEK: Located on W. Memorial Road between Pennsylvania Ave. and Western Ave., this 190-acre complex features entertainment venues such as Top Golf and iFly, Cabela's, and offers a unique collection of high-end restaurants and retailers—all connected by miles of pedestrian trails and expansive green spaces.
MUSEUM: National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, Science Museum, and the Oklahoma City Museum of Arts inspire visitors with astonishing array of American arts and paintings. A memorable place to see while in the city is Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum just a few blocks from Bricktown. The infamous site of the April 19, 1995 bombing of the Federal Building provides a symbol of hope and healing for a tragedy that did not have to happen.
BRICKTOWN ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT: Oklahoma City's famous Bricktown is well and alive with brick-lined streets with fine dining: steakhouse, barbecue, Mexican, Chinese, southern cuisine. You'll want to check out Charleston's, Mickey Mantle's Steakhouse, Nonna's, Jasmo'z Bourbon Street Café, Chelinos Mexican, just to name a few.
SHOPPING: Quail Springs Mall, Penn Square Mall are just a few minutes away.
CHISHOLM CREEK: Located on W. Memorial Road between Pennsylvania Ave. and Western Ave., this 190-acre complex features entertainment venues such as Top Golf and iFly, Cabela's, and offers a unique collection of high-end restaurants and retailers—all connected by miles of pedestrian trails and expansive green spaces.
MUSEUM: National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, Science Museum, and the Oklahoma City Museum of Arts inspire visitors with astonishing array of American arts and paintings. A memorable place to see while in the city is Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum just a few blocks from Bricktown. The infamous site of the April 19, 1995 bombing of the Federal Building provides a symbol of hope and healing for a tragedy that did not have to happen.
BRICKTOWN ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT: Oklahoma City's famous Bricktown is well and alive with brick-lined streets with fine dining: steakhouse, barbecue, Mexican, Chinese, southern cuisine. You'll want to check out Charleston's, Mickey Mantle's Steakhouse, Nonna's, Jasmo'z Bourbon Street Café, Chelinos Mexican, just to name a few.
- Minutes from 2 major expressways (Kilpatrick Turnpike and NW Expressway)
- Minutes to grocery, convenient stores, restaurants & retail shopping
- Great neighborhood for evening walks
- Walking distance to the community park, playground, Greenbelt, and swimming pool
