Boulevard Oaks Houston Neighborhood Maps
Boulevard Oaks is an architecturally diverse neighborhood composed of 21 subdivision that lined by oak trees. Boulevard Oaks homes for sale are a mix of beautiful 1920’s and 1930’s era homes, with a few modern-styled homes.
Located north of Rice University, Boulevard Oaks is bordered by the Southwest Freeway to the north, Morningside to the west, Bissonnet to the south, and Graustark/Parkway to the east.
Boulevard Houston Related Resources:
- Boulevard Oaks: Real Estate And Neighborhood Overview
- Boulevard Oaks Homes For Sale
- Real Estate Guide: Houston Neighborhoods
Two Amazing Boulevard Oaks Houston Neighborhood Maps
Boulevard Oaks Maps: Neighborhood
The Boulevard Oaks neighborhood feature approximately 1,200 homes. Boulevard Oaks homes for sale include Tudor revival, Colonial revival, Italian renaissance, Spanish eclectic, French manorial, Neoclassical, post-war ranch, and English Picturesque.
Lot sizes are generally larger than its Inner Loop neighbors and it’s not common to see wall-to-wall homes in the area. Home prices range from around $600,000 to nearly $5,000,000.
Turnover of homes in Boulevard Oaks is low due to lack of inventory and high demand. More than 24% of residents have been living in the area for more than 5 years.
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.
Nearby neighborhoods include Upper Kirby, West University, Midtown, Montrose, Downtown Houston, Museum District, and Medical Center. (Check the Boulevard Oaks Houston map above)
Boulevard Oaks Houston: Subdivisions
There are a total of 21 subdivisions under Boulevard Oaks.
Boulevard Oaks development began in the 1920’s to early 1930’s. The subdivisions of Broadacres, Edgemont, and Ormond Place were the first ones to emerge.
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.
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.
