Riverview Real Estate
Welcome to Riverview
The Riverview neighborhood is a sought-after area known for its historic homes, scenic beauty, and its connection to Tulsa’s cultural heritage. The Riverview neighborhood began to develop in the early 1900s as Tulsa experienced significant growth due to the oil boom. The area attracted affluent residents who built grand homes along the scenic Arkansas River.
The primary residential construction in Riverview occurred between 1911 and 1938 and boasts some excellent examples of Craftsman Style bungalows, Art Deco, Greek Revival, Colonial Revival, Italianate, Prairie, and Mediterranean styles.
Riverview is the northern area of Midtown Tulsa, with easy access to major highways, shopping centers, and cultural attractions. The neighborhood is just minutes away from Downtown Tulsa, providing quick access to a wide range of entertainment and employment opportunities.
Riverview Homes For Sale
Around the Neighborhood
Spotlight Theater
Built originally in 1928 as the Riverside Studio, this two-story stucco building nestles into a hill and rests on a sloping site, facing the Arkansas River. The Spotlight Theater is home to The Drunkard, the longest-running play in America.
Creek Nation Council Oak Park
The Creek Council Oak Tree is a historic landmark that represents the founding of the modern city of Tulsa by the Lochapoka Tribal Town of the Creek Nation. The iconic Council Oak Tree is believed to be over 300 years old.
Dresser Mansion
This Italianate Renaissance mansion was built in 1919 and is one of only 10 houses in Tulsa listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The Dresser Mansion is a beloved venue for weddings, special events, and private gatherings.
Tulsa River Parks
River Parks is an expansive network of parks and trails that stretch for 26 miles along the winding Arkansas River. Throughout the year, Tulsa’s River Parks come alive with a vibrant calendar of events and festivities.
Cyrus Avery Centennial Plaza
Cyrus Avery Plaza is a captivating public space named after Cyrus Avery, often called the “Father of Route 66.” The plaza’s design seamlessly blends contemporary aesthetics with historical elements.
Crybaby Hill
Crybaby Hill is a legendary landmark that has become synonymous with the city’s cycling culture. Known as one of the most challenging and spectator-friendly sections of the annual Tulsa Tough cycling race.
Living in Riverview
Diverse Community
Riverview actively fosters a sense of belonging and community engagement, making it renowned as a welcoming and inclusive neighborhood
Active Neighborhood Association
The Tulsa Riverview Neighborhood Association organizes events, promotes community involvement, and works towards maintaining and enhancing the neighborhood’s character. This provides opportunities for residents to connect with their neighbors and actively participate in shaping the community.
Native American Heritage
Located in the Riverview neighborhood, Dream Keepers Park actively dedicates itself to honoring the legacy of Native American culture and history in the area. The park features various amenities and elements that reflect Native American heritage, including art installations, interpretive displays, and gathering spaces. The nearby Creek Nation Council Oak Park serves as a reminder of Tulsa’s Native American heritage and provides a tranquil green space in the heart of the city.
Outdoor Recreation
The River Parks trail system runs through the area, providing a great spot for walking, jogging, or cycling. The Gathering Place is an award-winning public park that spans over 100 acres along the banks of the Arkansas River. The Gathering Place provides a wide range of recreational, educational, and cultural experiences.
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