Nestled under two huge sycamore trees and located in the Paseo/Uptown communities of Oklahoma City, your family (including pets) will be close to everything when you stay at this centrally-located home. Incredibly fast WiFi and a dedicated workstation allow guests to seamlessly handle work/study duties. Complimentary coffee is included in the fully equipped kitchen as well! A "Purple" mattress to sleep on and several charging ports make this the perfect place to recharge! Our philosophy is to host with the idea of fostering a great experience from start to finish - from the moment you choose The Owen Bungalow to the moment you pull out of the driveway on check-out day. Please don't hesitate to reach out if there are any questions or special requests that we can help to accommodate.
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The Owen Bungalow is ideally located right imbetween the Paseo & Uptown neighborhoods of OKC, just a couple of blocks in either direction from some of OKC's finest restaurants, bars, cafes, the historic Tower Theater, and more exciting new developments. You'll find an eclectic mix of artists, young families, entrepreneurs, hipsters, single professionals, bicyclists, and dog-walkers perusing the neighborhood. Art galleries, boutique shops, and restaurants bookend The Owen Bungalow with fun events happening seemingly every weekend in both districts. Really great parks are only less than a half-mile walk away as well.
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Getting around the Paseo/Uptown neighborhoods of OKC is incredibly easy as they are easily one of the most walkable neighborhoods in all of OKC with restaurants, cafes, bars, shops, art galleries, and more all within 5-15 minutes walking distance. There's also a plethora of rentable scooters in the area as well as the typical metro transit options. Bus stops are conveniently located at NW 23rd & Walker Avenue. For our listing, we highly encourage our guests to avoid on-street parking as much as possible. There's room for at least 3 vehicles in the driveway. If you need additional parking, please coordinate with your host.
