After Alayna’s fall excursion post, I thought it would be a great time to mention the Brady Heights Neighborhood home tour. When I get the traveling bug I tend to pretend I’m a visitor in my own city and discover new things. Brady Heights is just the place to discover if you are unfamiliar with this area. I talk about how much I love my neighborhood here and now you have the chance to get to know it on an even more personal level with home tours and a couple of churches too.
I’m not sure which homes will be on the tour, but here is a sampling of what you will see in our neighborhood.
Brady Mansion, Image from Wikipedia
Bungalow for Sale, Image from OK by Owner
Tulsa Spirit Monument, Part of Brady Heights Art Parkway, Image from Brady Heights Blog
Neighborhood Home, Image from This Old House
So please, come for a visit. Especially if this is a neighborhood in Tulsa you haven’t gotten time to know. Our neighborhood is very diverse, full of artist and other creative types and families. It reminds me a little of some of America’s larger cities and I believe it has the full potential to become a destination neighborhood with plenty of restaurants, shops and necessities within walking distance.
Roxanne D
A self-employed home renovator and interior designer, Roxanne is living in her third 1920s-era home in one of Tulsa’s oldest neighborhoods. A small-town Oklahoma girl at heart, she has also lived in Australia, which helped inspire her love of design. Roxanne loves sewing, knitting, crocheting, repurposing furniture and salvaging architectural pieces. She loves to tackle a do-it-yourself project, no matter how small or large. As our very own “granola girl”, Roxanne dreams about designing everything from dresses to gardens to her day, whatever comes across her path.
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