Best Areas to Live in Enid
Enid's most frequently cited residential draws span the historic Waverly district near downtown and newer construction on the city's west side.
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Learn moreThe Waverly Historic Preservation District
A real, cited 24-block district west of downtown containing nearly 300 buildings, including Craftsman bungalows and Queen Anne cottages from the early 20th century -- a genuinely distinct architectural draw.
East-side versus west-side housing stock
Homes on Enid's east side generally run older, while west-side neighborhoods (including Enid Northwest, Jonah, Blanton, and Enid West) typically offer newer construction -- a real, cited distinction for buyers.
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Key takeaways
- The Waverly Historic Preservation District is a real, distinct, cited architectural and residential draw.
- Enid's housing stock splits meaningfully between an older east side and newer west-side construction.
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