Sunset Hills

17222 E. 42nd Pl.

4386 S. 170th E. Ave.

4370 S. 173rd E. Ave.

School District
Broken Arrow Schools
Location
East 41st street, between Aspen & Lynn Lane

Welcome to Sunset Hills, a serene and picturesque neighborhood nestled in the heart of  Tulsa. Designed with community in mind, this beautiful enclave offers the perfect balance  of peaceful living and modern convenience. Whether you’re starting a family, retiring in  style, or seeking a tight-knit community to call home, Sunset Hills has it all. 

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- Prime Location: Conveniently situated along East 41st Street, between Aspen and Lynn  Lane, Sunset Hills ensures you’re never far from shopping, dining, and entertainment,  while still enjoying a quiet retreat from the city buzz.  

- Scenic Beauty: With 235 lots in Phase 1 and 136 lots in Sunset Hills Estates, this  neighborhood is thoughtfully designed to blend natural landscapes with spacious, well maintained homes. Stroll through tree-lined streets or relax in the peace of your own backyard—here, every day feels like a getaway.  

- Top-Rated Schools: Families will appreciate Sunset Hills' location within the Broken  Arrow School District, celebrated for its academic excellence and commitment to  nurturing student success.  

Community Highlights  

Sunset Hills is more than just a neighborhood—it’s a lifestyle. Recognized by Nextdoor  Neighbors as one of Tulsa’s most family and dog-friendly communities, it’s where lifelong  friendships are made. Residents love the welcoming atmosphere, and neighborhood events foster a true sense of connection.  

Why Choose Sunset Hills?  

- Perfect for All Stages of Life: Whether you’re a first-time homeowner or building your  forever home, Sunset Hills offers a range of lot sizes and custom-build opportunities to suit  your needs.  

- Proximity to Everything: Enjoy the perks of being just minutes away from highways, parks,  and shopping, while still nestled in a tranquil haven. 

- Vibrant Community Feel: From block parties to weekend gatherings, Sunset Hills makes it  easy to feel right at home.  

Start your next chapter in Sunset Hills, where convenience meets community, and beauty  meets belonging. Explore available lots and begin building your dream home today.  

Contact us now to learn more about living in Sunset Hills! 

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FAQs About NEIGHBORHOODS & LOCATIONS

Can Envision build a lake house on Keystone or Skiatook Lake?

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Yes. Envision has built homes on Lake Keystone and Lake Skiatook, both weekend lake houses and full-time homes. Lake lots often involve slopes, septic systems and Corps of Engineers rules, so Envision evaluates the site before design starts.

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Does Envision build in Jenks, Owasso, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Glenpool, Coweta or Claremore?

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Yes. Along with Tulsa, Bixby and Broken Arrow, Envision Homes builds in Jenks, Owasso, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Glenpool, Coweta, Claremore, Collinsville, Catoosa, Oolagah, Beggs, Mounds, Mannford and rural Tulsa County, whether you already own the land or Envision buys the lot for you. On land you own, you pay only the per-square-foot price, generally about $185 per square foot.

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Which Envision neighborhood is in Broken Arrow Public Schools?

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Sunset Hills, on E 41st Street between Aspen and Lynn Lane, feeds Broken Arrow Public Schools. Homes there have Tulsa mailing addresses but are in the Broken Arrow school district.

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Which Envision neighborhoods are in Bixby Public Schools?

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Four Envision neighborhoods are in Bixby Public Schools: Presley Heights West (south of 141st between Lewis and Harvard), Magnolia Heights (between 171st and 181st), Estates at Conrad Village (151st and Sheridan) and Estates at the River (121st near Sheridan).

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Who are the best home builders in Broken Arrow?

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Envision Homes builds in Sunset Hills on E 41st Street between Aspen and Lynn Lane, which feeds Broken Arrow Public Schools, and has lots in other popular Broken Arrow neighborhoods. Envision homes typically range from $500,000 to more than $1 million. Envision has built hundreds of homes across the Tulsa area since 1999 and is a member of the Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa.

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Who are the best custom home builders in Bixby, Oklahoma?

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Envision Homes builds in four Bixby Public Schools neighborhoods: Presley Heights West (south of 141st between Lewis and Harvard), Magnolia Heights (between 171st and 181st), Estates at Conrad Village (151st and Sheridan) and Estates at the River (121st near Sheridan). Envision has built in the Tulsa area since 1999, and buyers can choose an Envision floor plan, change one, or bring their own.

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How do I choose the right neighborhood for my family?

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We’ll help you find a neighborhood that fits your budget, lifestyle, commute, and school preferences. Whether you want a lake view or urban convenience, we’ve got options.

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What are the best neighborhoods for custom homes in Tulsa?

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Some of our most popular communities include Estates at the River, Sunset Hills, Magnolia Heights, Presley Heights and Riverstone. These areas offer ideal lots, great schools, and beautiful surroundings.

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Where does Envision Homes build?

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Envision Homes builds in South Tulsa, Midtown Tulsa, Tulsa, Bixby, Broken Arrow, Jenks, Owasso, Mounds, Mannford, Coweta, Glenpool, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Collinsville, Beggs, Claremore, Catoosa, Oolagah and rural Tulsa County. Envision has lots in popular neighborhoods in Tulsa, Broken Arrow and Bixby, and also builds on clients' own land, including lake lots around Keystone and Skiatook. If you have a lot or are looking at one, Envision can check the site before you buy.

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