• SECURITY: Boulevard Oaks employs a 24-hour private security patrol provided by Houston Police and Harris County peace officers.
• ENTERTAINMENT AND RETAIL OPTIONS: Cultural, retail, and outdoor entertainment hubs are also highly accessible from the neighborhood. The Museum of Fine Arts, Rice Village, Children’s Museum, Hermann Park, and Houston Zoo are mere blocks away.

Boulevard Oaks real estate can be challenging to navigate due to the area’s deed restrictions (some neighborhoods have slightly different guidelines and restrictions) and low inventories (some subdivisions may only have one or two properties for sale per year). The neighborhood’s older properties may also need renovations.

Contact Paige Martin, one of Houston’s Best Realtors and one of Boulevard Oaks’s most active real estate agents, if you’re looking to buy or sell Boulevard Oaks homes for sale.

Boulevard Oaks Maps and Location

The neighborhood is mostly residential, with some commercial areas along main streets like Bissonnet Street and Greenbriar Drive. Rice Village, a popular Houston retail destination, is a few minutes away from Boulevard Oaks homes.

Boulevard Oaks real estate have a 77006 and 77098 zip codes. (View Houston zip code map.)

Boulevard Oaks Subdivisions and Communities

Boulevard Oaks is one of Houston’s established neighborhoods. There are 21 subdivisions within the Boulevard Oaks area.

The following is a list of these subdivisions and their boundaries:

• Broadacres – from 1300 to 1506 North Boulevard
• Cherokee – 5300 Cherokee & 5300 Mandell
• Chevy Chase – 2000 – 2200 blks South, 2100 – 2200 blocks North Blvd., 2100-2200 blks Bartlett, 2100-2200 blks Banks, 2100-2200 blks Milford, 2203-2207 Milford, 1931 & 1932 South Blvd., 1931 North Blvd.
• Cresmere/West Ormond Place – 1921 – 1932 Banks, 2000 blk Banks, 1921 – 1932 Milford, 2000 Milford, 2000 North, 1930-1924 North Blvd.
• Edgemont – 1512 – 1728 North Blvd. & 1512 – 1731 South Blvd. & 5001-5115 Mandell & 5219 Dunlavy
• Greenbriar Addition – 2300 blks of Bartlet, North & South
• Hermann Hospital Estates – 1900 – 1929 North and 1925 – 1929 South Blvd.
• North Edgemont – 1600 bock Banks & 1600 block Milford & 1600 block Vassar
• Ormond Place – 1732 – 1920 Banks, 1729 – 1920 Milford, 1735 – 1929 North, 1740 – 1914 South, 1731 – 1743 Vassar
• Ranch Estates – 1300 – 1400 blocks Banks & 1300 – 1535 Milford
• Vassar Court – 1800-1900 Vassar
• Vassar Place – 1300-1500 Vassar
• West Edgemont – 1701 – 1730 Banks, 1701 – 1728 Milford, 1702 – 1727 Vassar
• Wroxton Court – 1700 Block Wroxton Court
• Keithley Place – 5400-5500 Ashby, 1700 block Rice Blvd.
• Sunset Court
• Sunset Place – 1700 block Albans Ct.
• Sunset Estates
• Cheyne Walk
• O. Smith Abstract – 1919 – 1924 South Blvd.

Boulevard Oaks Houston Schools

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Boulevard Oaks Houston Private Schools

To find an updated listing of all Boulevard Oaks real estate zoned to any specific public school, please send an email to Paige Martin at Paige@HoustonProperties.com with the property preference and budget that you’re working with.

*Note: School zoning tends to change from year to year, information provided above are accurate but not guaranteed. Please double check by visiting the school’s website.

Boulevard Oaks Real Estate Trends

Boulevard Oaks features some of the most expensive real estate in the city of Houston. Property values have remained strong in the neighborhood, with the median sales price at over $1,000,000.

Made up of around 1,200 homes, the neighborhood features a wide selection of home styles and designs. Boulevard Oaks’ old world charm, deed restrictions, and great schools have contributed to the area’s strong property values.

Many of the older homes were designed by Houston’s finest architects of their time. Common home styles include Tudor revival, Colonial revival, Italian renaissance, Spanish eclectic, French manorial, Neoclassical, post-war ranch, and English Picturesque.

Residents are very protective of the neighborhood’s old-world charm. The community prefers restoring old homes, and have even protested the tearing down of old buildings to make way for high rises. This however, has not affected the sales in the area. Boulevard Oaks continues to exhibit a strong appreciation trend.

(Data sourced from the Houston Association of Realtors Multiple Listing Service and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.)

For updated information regarding Boulevard Oaks real estate pricing and trend analysis, please contact Paige Martin at Paige@HoustonProperties.com.

Boulevard Oaks Single-Family Home Sale Trends

Boulevard Oaks features a variety of home options, ranging from updated bungalows to grand mansions and estates.

Boulevard Oaks homes tend to sit on generous lots, between 6,000 to more than 30,000 square feet. Each subdivision offers homes in different styles and designs, with some neighborhoods featuring more expensive homes than others.

Homes in Broadacres, Chevy Chase, and Cherokee are among the most exclusive and expensive in the area. The most expensive homes in the area feature luxury amenities like sprawling lots, mature trees, spacious master bedrooms, and swimming pools, among others.

Boulevard Oaks homes typically feature 3 to 5 bedroom homes, spread over 2,000 to more than 6,000 square feet of living space.

Prices for Boulevard Oaks homes for sale can start at around $700,000 and can get up to more than $5,000,000.

Boulevard Oaks Houston Townhomes Sale Trends

Boulevard Oaks townhomes are often smaller than their single-family home counterparts. Three- to two-bedroom floor plans are common, spread over 2,000 to more than 4,000 square feet of living space.

Prices vary depending on location (some neighborhoods/streets will sell at a premium), size, and age of the townhome. Boulevard Oaks townhomes for sale can start at around $450,000 and can go upwards of $1,500,000.

Boulevard Oaks Condo Sale Trends

There are several residential condo buildings in the Boulevard Oaks area, including 5000 Montrose, Chateau Ten Sunset, Warwick Towers, and 2520 Robinhood at Kirby.

More condos are available in nearby Museum District, River Oaks, and Upper Kirby. These include:

River Oaks (77019):

• The Huntingdon
• Royalton At River Oaks
• One Boulevard Oaks Place
• Renoir Lofts
• Gotham Lofts

Museum District (77004/77006)

• 2520 Robinhood
• IL Palazzo
• Warwick Towers
• 7575 Kirby
• The Mosaic
• Serento Houston
• 1400 Hermann
• 5000 Montrose

To see other condos within the Inner Loop, see Inner Loop Houston Condos. To see condos within the Museum District area, see Houston Museum District Condos.

Boulevard Oaks TX History

Boulevard Oaks development began in the 1920s to the early 1930s. Broadacres, Edgemont, and Ormond Place are the earliest subdivisions in the area.

In 1924, West Edgemont started development, followed by West Ormond Place, Chevy Chase, and Vassar Place. Other nearby subdivisions were initialized by real estate developers throughout 1930 to 1940.

Houston is a relatively young city, only developing into a major metropolis starting in the 20th century, yet it has a lot of historic places. The National Register of Historic Places designated the Boulevard Oaks Historic District as a historic district in February 22, 2002. This designation is due to the many older homes designed by Houston’s premier architects of their time.

The Boulevard Oaks Historic District consists mostly of the North and South Boulevards, between the Southwest Freeway and Rice University.

Fun Things To Do Near Boulevard Oaks Houston

Boulevard Oaks’ central location gives its residents great access to Houston’s most vibrant cultural, entertainment, dining, and outdoor activity centers.

The neighborhood features some commercial establishments within and along its borders, many of which are on Bissonnet Street. Nearby retail include Plaza in the Park, Braes Heights Shopping Center, and Rice Village.

One of Houston’s most visited parks, Hermann Park, is also located a few blocks away from Boulevard Oaks. It covers 445 acres and features several destinations including the Hermann Park Golf Course, the Houston Museum of Natural Science, the Miller Outdoor Theatre, the Houston Zoo, and the Houston Garden Center.

Other key Houston hotspots like the Museum District and the Galleria are also easily accessible from Boulevard Oaks.

Boulevard Oaks Houston Realtor – Paige Martin

As featured on Fox News in the Morning, Houston Business Journal and Houston Magazine, Paige Martin, a consistent Top Producing Broker-Associate and head of the Houston Properties Team, is ranked as one of the top residential real estate agents in the world.