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Catoosa Neighborhoods and Homes
Established streets, newer subdivisions and more space on the northeast side, off I-44 and Route 66.
Living in Catoosa
Catoosa neighborhoods are worth looking at if you want to be on the northeast side of the Tulsa area. As we drive through, you'll see established streets near the older part of town, subdivisions with a different feel, and some properties farther out where we can look for more space.
I help buyers and sellers in Catoosa as part of my work across the Greater Tulsa Area. Compared with some of the larger suburbs, Catoosa may appeal to you if you find a home and lot you like while keeping access to the highways you use.
The trade is that you may drive into Tulsa or another town for more of your shopping, dining or activities. The specific house and where you need to go each week are what tell us whether Catoosa fits your day-to-day life.
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How I Help Buyers and Sellers in Catoosa
I'm Christina Shortsleeve, a REALTOR® with RE/MAX Results. In Catoosa, I help first-time buyers compare homes and lots across town, and homeowners who are ready for a change after years in one place.
If you're buying your first home, my page for first-time buyers in Catoosa explains how I walk you through the process before we tour.
If you're thinking about downsizing in Catoosa, I map the whole move first. When it's time to sell, your home is prepared and marketed with professional photography, video, drone footage and digital ads, as described on my page about how I sell a home.
Catoosa Neighborhoods and Communities
Catoosa has established streets near the older part of town, subdivisions with a different feel, and properties farther out with more space. I'd compare the individual homes closely, because the lot, layout and condition may matter more to you than the age of the neighborhood.
When we look at homes here, I'll help you weigh the house and the lot together, along with how quickly you can reach I-44 or Highway 412 from each one.
Catoosa Homes and What to Compare
In Catoosa, two homes at a similar price can offer very different lots, layouts and conditions. That's why I'd rather compare real homes side by side with you than go by neighborhood alone.
If you own a home in Catoosa and want to know where it stands, I can prepare a complimentary home value for your Catoosa home based on what has actually sold nearby.
Getting Around and Life in Catoosa
Location is a big part of the conversation in Catoosa. Route 66 runs through town, and I-44 and Highway 412 are important routes for trips toward Tulsa or farther east. I'd check the drive from any home you like to your actual destinations, especially while work continues around the I-44 and Highway 66 interchange.
Of course, I'd point out the Blue Whale along Route 66. It's one of those landmarks that makes Catoosa easy to remember. Rogers Point Park and its disc golf course are nearby places to explore too.
If Catoosa is on your list, send me a message and let's start with a conversation. You can also compare nearby Broken Arrow and Owasso.
Frequently Asked Questions
What highways serve Catoosa?
Route 66 runs through Catoosa, and I-44 and Highway 412 are the main routes toward Tulsa or farther east.
What are the homes like in Catoosa?
Catoosa has established streets near the older part of town, subdivisions with a different feel, and properties farther out with more space. The lot, layout and condition often matter more than the age of the neighborhood.
What is there to see in Catoosa?
The Blue Whale along Route 66 is Catoosa's best-known landmark, and Rogers Point Park has a disc golf course.
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