Autumn Park, Oklahoma City, OK 73151
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Autumn Park by Landmark Fine Homes
Oklahoma City, OK 73151

  • 3-5 Beds
  • 3-4 Baths
  • 2,855-3,582 sqft

$700,000 - $1,080,000

Est. Mortgage $4,167/mo*
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$700,000 - $1,080,000

Est. Mortgage $4,167/mo*
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3-5 Beds
3-4 Baths
2,855-3,582 sqft

Local Information

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Buildable Plans (3)

All (3)
3 bd (1)
4 bd (1)
5 bd (1)
Wade Plan
3bd
2.5ba
2,855 sqft
$700,000+
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Luke Plan
4bd
3.5ba
3,508 sqft
$1,050,000+
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Lincoln Plan
5bd
3ba
3,582 sqft
$1,080,000+
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Community Description

Set in the heart of Oakdale's top-rated school district, Autumn Park is a place where families thrive. Parents feel confident knowing their kids are receiving an exceptional education, while still being surrounded by a supportive, close-knit community.

Afternoons of Adventure

When the day calls for exploration, Edmond is just minutes away. You'll find yourself drawn to the beauty of Arcadia Lake-whether it's a family bike ride along the trails, an afternoon of fishing, or a weekend spent boating under wide Oklahoma skies.
Downtown Edmond buzzes with small-town charm and creative energy. Locally owned shops invite you to linger, coffee houses hum with conversation, and the scent of fresh-baked pastries drifts from the corner cafés. On weekends, you'll find neighbors gathered at community events like Vibes, Heard on Hurd, and Miracle on 2nd Street, celebrating art, food, and music under twinkling lights.

Evenings in the City

And when the city calls, Oklahoma City is just a short drive away. Spend an afternoon tackling the Boathouse District's whitewater rapids or experience the thrill of indoor skiing and ropes courses. As the sun sets, the city transforms-fine dining, upscale shopping, and live performances at the Civic Center Music Hall await.
For a slower pace, unwind at Scissortail Park, a 70-acre urban oasis where music fills the air, picnics sprawl across the lawns, and the skyline glows in the distance.
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9900 Shadow Creek Trail
Oklahoma City, OK 73151
(572) 228-2895

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What Locals Say about Oklahoma City

At least 4102 Trulia users voted on each feature.

  • 86 % Say car is needed

  • 80 % Say yards are well-kept

  • 79 % Say parking is easy

  • 78 % Say it's dog friendly

  • 67 % Say there's holiday spirit

  • 66 % Say kids play outside

  • 60 % Say it's quiet

  • 50 % Say people would walk alone at night

  • 50 % Say there are sidewalks

  • 47 % Say neighbors are friendly

  • 46 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

  • 41 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

  • 40 % Say streets are well-lit

  • 39 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

  • 37 % Say there's wildlife

  • 23 % Say there are community events

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  • Stephanie Fein
    "The neighborhood park is nice and well taken care of. There are all ages of kids. It is typically quiet at night. For the most part traffic is good, but sometimes too fast during peak hours. "
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  • Alisamae.delrosario
    "Close to everything including urgent care and hospital, malls, grocery stores, anything you can think of. "
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  • Unknown U.
    "They are infested with roaches and black mold and they refuse to do anything about it. Poor management, they are rude and don’t know how to run a business "
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  • Kelly Gordon Kavanaugh
    "I’ve lived here for three years. It’s quiet and peaceful. I plan on living here as long as possible. Yes there are a lot of homeless people but no issues so far. I do see a lot of people going for walks with and without pets. I love it here. Excellent landlords. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Good schools, quiet neighborhood, nice people, not a super traffic-y. Grocery stores and shopping near by"
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  • Jackiebenson17
    "You will need a car because there’s no public transportation. You can travel to Oklahoma City, Moore, Edmond, Yukon, and Norman are almost twenty to thirty minutes."
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  • Roni Allen
    "Dogs are walked people are friendly, within walking distance to shopping and many necessities, city maintains it well. "
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  • Trulia User
    "There’s people walking their dogs on leashes and pick up after them. Quiet and friendly neighborhood"
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  • Hoyleok
    "There is no realistic way to provide public transportation for most of the sprawling OKC area and suburbs. "
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  • Amanda Hearty
    "There’s very few sidewalks, you either have to walk in the road or on the grass and take your chances. "
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  • Jeffrey Jefferson
    "Easy. I’m next to I-35 off of Lindsay. Minor traffic congestion when getting off the highway. Moderate traffic on most days "
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  • 77qy4zjfq4
    "Traffic is really bad in OKC and it’s very hard to walk anywhere unless you’re downtown. We do have a lot of really good restaurants out here and some interesting history."
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  • Hoyleok
    "We have cookouts, fireworks (that we probably shouldn’t have 😄), birthday parties, and next week we’re having a retirement party. We decorate for holidays and don’t get things stolen, and we don’t get our packages stolen either. "
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  • Toelikri
    "Turnpike is 4 minutes away or 7 minutes during A.M. rush hour due to cars backed up 2 traffic lights. Traffic flows well on frontage roads, except rush hour. Afternoons especially, traffic backs up at turnpike exits. The wait to drive through an intersection can be 3-4 cycles of traffic lights."
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  • Mercedes Gomez
    "you do see other people walking their dogs? We just like to have them on leashes there are a lot of dog parks in Oklahoma City. If you just look for them great groomers in Oklahoma City downtown area."
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  • Toelikri
    "It’s a nice quiet neighborhood. The neighbors that I have met are very friendly and watch out for other’s homes. Some of us trade pet care and, mail and lawn watering chores if the other is out of town. The number of families with families has increased since I moved in. In 2010 most people close to retirement age older. My child was 3 1/2. The children from several families up and down the street play nicely together. I’m not aware of any crime and have lived here 15 years. "
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  • Lucas Lunsford
    "Nice Big back yards. Lots of other people with dogs. The neighborhood is generally walkable with a park to let your dog run. Nice people who call when your dog gets out. "
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  • Hoyleok
    "The neighbors on our street all look out for each other. Everyone is friendly. The houses and lawns are well kept. "
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  • Kristy Harvey
    "It’s in a solid community that interacts and we don’t have an active street to the highway making it difficult to have through traffic "
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  • Briana J.
    "I've lived here for 14 months now and I gotta say, I love it . It's quiet, everything is on an app, and my commute is minimal, next to nothing really. There's grocery stores everywhere, so finding something to eat is not hard to do, good area!"
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  • B
    "The BEST place to live! My dog is so happy to see the office Ladies! De'Asia is always so sweet to her, and she loves when the service team swings by for pest control! My closet is HUGE , They have cute little events , like a candle making class, they helped me wrap my Christmas gifts , AND they have had game night, I've had a blast being here!"
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  • Robyn
    "I’m new to the area, so I haven’t chosen a neighborhood within the OKC area yet, but I’m looking. Would love a cute duplex to rent!"
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  • Kj Mueller
    "Yearly trick or treat parade through the neighborhood on trailers with hay bales and golf carts etc "
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  • Bqvndjwvnv
    "The neighborhood is always busy around Halloween, so stay alert just because a lot of young teens driving around! "
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  • Jordan Rucker
    "Oklahoma City is a big city land wise and has a ton of neighborhoods. Most has great, friendly, and welcoming. The far out you get from the center of the city the more rural the city becomes. "
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  • Mb Lassetter
    "Seems to be a super safe neighborhood for kids! I love it when we visit here (my son and I) super well maintained too"
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  • Kayann Matanane
    "We don’t have any sort of community events that I know of. Nothing special about this neighborhood. "
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  • Andy Mitchell
    "Everything in OKC is 30 minutes or less to get anywhere. Not even a joke. I came from Dallas traffic and OKC Traffic is nearly non-existent. "
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  • Faincaedan
    "Quiet, nice people, and food places in the area. Friendly neighbors, calm area. And lots to do in the area."
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  • Darrin Schmidt
    "They have to pick up after their dogs when they walk them through the neighborhood. This seems to be a problem for a lot of home owners in this area."
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  • Trulia User
    "They would like it allot it’s insanely dog friendly and all my neighbors are super nice and pleasant to be around "
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  • Trulia User
    "Everyone of them I’ve had a blast at the people always smiling laughing cracking up does a good eat job on nails lol"
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  • Trulia User
    "public schools and private school and churches that are in the area have events activities and there cleaning up the area with new business and homes"
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  • Trulia User
    "I don’t know much about events here, but the restaurants and the supermarkets are really really nice and cool because it reminds me of my childhood"
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  • Trulia User
    "People walk their dogs all the times, all times of the day. There’s multiple parks in the area. However, every now and then owners will not leash their dog and that’s frustrating walking my dogs. "
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  • Trulia User
    "The neighborhood is very friendly. My package sat out for two days and no one took it. The neighbors here all look out for each other. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Umm when we all meet each other. Is pretty big so there’s some one in the house and I like it here.."
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  • Trulia User
    "they have neighborhood gathering getting to know each other n watch each other's properties in a way n maintain clean parks."
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  • Trulia User
    "It’s OK down here enjoy some of the time learning how to make your way through just make sure you have your vehicle and some things with you and then trying to get around"
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  • Trulia User
    "Are you still late for your just a few years ago and the neighborhood has gotten much better. A lot of the houses are getting remodeled and a younger group of people seem to be moving in. You’re close to Classen which gives you access to most all the districts in Oklahoma City quite easily. Definitely saw the song less than desirable areas but seems to be improving."
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Autumn Park is a new community in Oklahoma City, OK by Landmark Fine Homes. This new construction community offers 3-5 bed, 3-4 bath homes ranging from 2,855-3,582 sqft. There are 3 plan types available at Autumn Park.