1919 Burning Tree, Norman, OK 73071
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1919 Burning Tree
Norman, OK 73071

  • 4 Beds
  • 2,308 sqft (on 0.28 acres)

$426,400

Trulia Estimate
as of Aug 10, 2026
Est. Refi. Payment $2,594/mo*
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$426,400

Trulia Estimate
as of Aug 10, 2026
Est. Refi. Payment $2,594/mo*
Refinance Your Home
4 Beds
2,308 sqft
(on 0.28 acres)

Local Information

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  • Schools1 Preschool School1 Elementary School1 Middle School1 High School
  • Shop & Eat
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Commute Destination

Home Highlights

Property Type
Lot/Land
Year Built
2022
Lot Size
0.28 acres
Living Area
2,308 sqft
Price/Sqft
$185
Parking
Garage

About this House

This is just one of several different types of lots ranging from $50,000 to $109,900. The neighborhood offers a variety of different lot sizes and desirable views. All homeowners will benefit from the abundance of amenities this well thought out subdivision has to offer. The clubhouse is simply spectacular with none other like it in Norman. This clubhouse is available to residents for private parties as well as daily use when not reserved. The pool is an official lap size pool which allows plenty of space for all. Enjoy fishing in the private lake, walking trails, and expansive greenbelts. Hallbrooke offers outstanding builders to choose from. Have your own builder? Give us a call to discuss! Builders willing to keep the integrity of the neighborhood with strong reputations will be considered! Imagine coming home to Hallbrooke. Welcome Home!
1919 Burning Tree, Norman, OK 73071 is a 4 bedroom, 2,308 sqft lot/land built in 2022. It last sold for $462,030 on May 31, 2022. It is currently off market. The Trulia Estimate is $426,400, with a rent estimate of $2,440/month.

Home Details for 1919 Burning Tree

Interior Features

Heating & Cooling
Heating: OtherAir ConditioningCooling System: CentralHeating Fuel: Other
Levels, Entrance, & Accessibility
Stories: 1

Exterior Features

Exterior Home Features
Roof: CompositionExterior: StoneFoundation Type: Slab
Parking & Garage
GarageParking: Garage Attached

Property Information

Year Built
Year Built: 2022
Property Type / Style
Property Type: Lot LandArchitecture: Conventional

Lot Information

Lot Area: 0.28 acres

Price History for 1919 Burning Tree

DatePriceEventSource
05/31/2022$462,030Sold
MLSOK/OKCMAR as distributed by MLS GRID #987410
12/03/2021$439,000PendingMLSOK/OKCMAR as distributed by MLS GRID #987410
12/03/2021$439,000Listed For SaleMLSOK/OKCMAR as distributed by MLS GRID #987410
11/25/2020$75,000Sold
N/A
10/22/2020$74,900PendingAgent Provided
10/22/2020$74,900Listed For SaleAgent Provided

Market trends in Norman

Last updated June 2026
Buyer'sMarketSeller'sMarket
Avg. sale price
$273K
$11.67KMoM
Sale-to-List Price
98.5%
0.5%MoM
Price per sq ft
$162
$4MoM
Available listings
567
27MoM
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Property Tax and Assessment

Year2025
Tax$4,996
Assessment$355,263
Home facts updated by county records

Comparable Sales for 1919 Burning Tree

Address
Distance
Property Type
Sold Price
Sold Date
Bed
Bath
Sqft
1944 Burning Tree, Norman, OK
0.00
Lot/Land
$579,000
06/04/26
-
-
1944 Burning Tree #16, Norman, OK
0.02
Lot/Land
$110,000
10/01/25
-
-
1940 Burning Tree, Norman, OK
0.04
Lot/Land
$100,000
01/28/26
-
-
1940 Burning Tree #15, Norman, OK
0.04
Lot/Land
$100,000
12/30/25
-
-
1928 Burning Tree, Norman, OK
0.08
Lot/Land
$98,000
07/09/26
-
-
1928 Burning Tree #12, Norman, OK
0.08
Lot/Land
$98,000
06/26/26
-
-
1913 Providence Dr #8, Norman, OK
0.14
Lot/Land
$89,000
09/03/25
-
-
1907 Burning Tree #9, Norman, OK
0.17
Lot/Land
$88,000
09/03/25
-
-
1802 Marymount Rd, Norman, OK
0.22
Lot/Land
$125,000
02/18/26
-
-
1802 Marymount Rd #4, Norman, OK
0.22
Lot/Land
$125,000
02/11/26
-
-

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Assigned Schools

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What Locals Say about Norman

At least 851 Trulia users voted on each feature.

  • 90 % Say it's dog friendly

  • 88 % Say car is needed

  • 82 % Say parking is easy

  • 80 % Say there are sidewalks

  • 78 % Say yards are well-kept

  • 72 % Say there's holiday spirit

  • 69 % Say kids play outside

  • 63 % Say it's quiet

  • 63 % Say people would walk alone at night

  • 57 % Say streets are well-lit

  • 51 % Say neighbors are friendly

  • 47 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

  • 46 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

  • 42 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

  • 37 % Say there's wildlife

  • 26 % Say there are community events

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  • Trulia User
    "Some people have their dogs off leash or some dogs roaming around off leash. Other than that, it’s safe"
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  • Janetlanders45
    "We are rural. We would have to drive 6 miles either to town or the beach, and no buses run here. I would not recommend walking there, since we do good to go around the block. "
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  • Megan Clarke
    "A beautiful neighborhood lots of old trees one of the last places it feels like a high trust secure neighborhood. We need like-minded people to keep it that way."
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  • Cory Doran
    "Very easy to get around town. Traffic is never very congested unless it’s a game day. Many different routes. "
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  • Megan Clarke
    "Wonderful, high trust and beautiful. Lots of old trees. Friendly folks. Walkable. Local businesses. "
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  • Christina McCalip
    "I love living in Norman! My neighborhood is quiet and clean. I have packages delivered to my door often and never have to worry about someone stealing them! Great place to live "
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  • Krista Browning
    "There are people/dog walking trails. I have just recently moved in, but walk my dog regularly. Never have seen or experienced any dog poop left out. Neighbors are great about cleaning up after their dogs "
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  • Brettlaroche
    "There are community pool parties. Also a lot of community members walk around the community. There are a lot of sidewalks which makes it nice for older adults to walk around in a safe environment"
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  • Christina McCalip
    "Depends on the area you live in, but Norman is a beautiful town. It’s pretty pricey but you pay for all the amenities around the area. "
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  • Micah
    "Great for kids! Kids play outside all the time and neighbors yeild. Everyone looks out for each other, friendly dogs, well lit and walking distance to a beautiful park with a pond, play set on turf, half basketball court and soccer field. We love it here"
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  • Joe
    "There is good schools, good neighborhoods, good restaurants, it seems safe to me and my kids and I have lived here for almost 8 years. I really like Norman. "
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  • Micah
    "We have a park just down the street, our kids play basketball in the street and ride bikes together after school. Neighbors look out for each other. Lots of young families and within a 15 drive to downtown Norman, grocery stores, pharmacy and schools . I’ve never felt more safe and cared for in a neighborhood "
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  • Micah
    "Saturday morning farmers market and Main Street art walks, Norman music festival, jazz fest, and more downtown. There’s a good food scene. Tacos los gauchos has the best queso birria, tamashii ramen house has amazing ramen, sweet basil, volcano sushi Tuesday specials, neighborhood jam.. the list goes on. Dog parks, the health club gym, and friendly people. We love it here. "
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  • TimNicFam
    "I feel safe with my kids in Moore and Norman area away from campus. Campus has drugs and their own set of problems. "
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  • Shelby C.
    "There are sidewalks to walk dogs, and most homes have fenced in yards so that their dogs are contained. "
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  • Micah
    "You will see lots of people walk their dogs and there are several dog parks in the area we frequent. "
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  • Heyjules
    "We are very close to a wilderness trail and dog park. So many people out walking their dogs in the neighborhood all day"
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  • Trulia User
    "Not many dog parks but there are plenty of sidewalks to take your dogs for walks on. There are also playgrounds they could run around at. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Ummm I really don’t know. There are dogs everywhere and most places allow dogs. Just not aggressive breeds. "
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  • Franecopine
    "Good everything is good very nice people around this are I’m living at Norman for 5 years almost and I love it "
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  • Alexx staten
    "Theres alot of elementary and schools here and school buses run in almost every neighborhood. Ou campus is right in the center of norman with wide sidewalks all the way throughout the outside of the college."
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  • Franecopine
    "Art and music events , fair , art events, open event at the park , OU university events and competitions "
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  • Mwburgess
    "We have a block party every now and then and I think there’s a Monterey neighborhood page. Wish there were more activities but it doesn’t look like it’s happening. "
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  • Cleo Harris Iii
    "Friendly neighbors and quiet mostly. Easy access to the highway. Stores and restaurants are near. A great neighborhood to walk around for exercise."
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  • Bricka09
    "Depending what part of Norman you live on, the neighborhoods can be really sketchy. Other than that, Norman is a nice place to live "
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  • Edie E.
    "We recently moved into the neighborhood and so far, have found it fo be very quiet and peaceful. We noticed we don't hear alot of barking dogs either, which is a huge difference from our last place."
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  • Brent Reese
    "The people are not friendly here. There is a lot of entitlement that is very prominent and no accountability."
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  • Amanda
    "The school system here is very good and they are responsive to issues that may arise with your kids "
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  • Landfxr
    "I’m just visiting. Cars occasionally broken into the apartment. Convenient stores and fuel nearby. "
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  • Ruthborum
    "Nice campus neighborhood. Nice walk, lots of green space, the Earth natural foods cafe, and Midway deli are staples in the residential areas. "
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  • Ginger T.
    "Norman has public transportation that operates on a set schedule with many convenient stops throughout town. The only problem is if you live in an outlying area, like I do, where the nearest pick up location is about 3 miles away. I commute to OKC everyday, takes about 25 minutes in morning traffic."
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  • Michelle F.
    "Eagle Cliff is a safe neighborhood. It has a local neighborhood park. There are sidewalks throughout and speed humps to slow traffic. "
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  • Hannah L.
    "Norman traffic is awful. It easily takes 25 minutes to get to the other side of Norman (about 5 miles) "
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  • Xavier R. B.
    "People keep to themselves for the most part, elementary is right around the block. Park is nice, if your good friends with the people around the pond there’s big fish in there, but catch and release!"
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  • Luke.brungardt0401
    "Hit and miss with this neighborhood... you get the good with the bad... Nice homes on the streets East and West, but takes a severe downturn when heading south... "
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  • Pam P. L.
    "I’ve lived in the neighborhood for 4 yrs. I do tend to keep to myself but it’s nice to have the walking trail and the swing and pond and the ducks. . "
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  • Laurie J. G.
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    "Is a really quiet neighborhood we respect each other I’ve live here for about 5 years and I wouldn’t change norman for any other part of okc"
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  • Crystal M.
    "I've loved in this neighborhood for 2 1/2 years and it's close to main Street for art walks and music fest, tons of eatery and night life, farmers market, ou college, bus transit is easy and clean. "
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Frequently asked questions about 1919 Burning Tree

  • What is 1919 Burning Tree estimated to be worth?
    Trulia's estimated value for 1919 Burning Tree in Norman, OK is $426,400.
  • What is the price history for 1919 Burning Tree?
    1919 Burning Tree in Norman, OK last sold for $462,030 in May 2022.
  • Is Norman a buyer's or seller's market?
    Norman is currently a balanced market, based on recent for-sale activity.
  • What's the median sale price in Norman?
    The median sale price in Norman is $273K. That is up $11.67K from the prior month.