About Bartlesville

Originally constructed as a western trading post between Native Americans and pioneers in 1870, Bartlesville has continued with the area’s tradition of commercial excellence in recent years. Known for a commitment to natural gas, oil, agriculture and ranching, Bartlesville is located 47 miles north of Tulsa off of Route 75. The area’s largest employer, ConocoPhillips has a major office and headquarters complex in Bartlesville, although most jobs are for white-collar workers. Residents of an apartment or house rental in Bartlesville tend to work locally but also commute into Tulsa for work. Building on Bartlesville’s rich and interesting history, landmarks in the city draw thousands of residents and visitors each year, including Jo Allyn Lowe Park, Pathfinder Parkway, Frank Phillips Home, Bill Doenges Memorial Park Stadium, Price Tower, and the Wall of Honor. Residents of a Bartlesville house or apartment for rent can enjoy pristine golf at one of the area’s favorite courses including Sunset Country Club, Adams Golf Course, and Hillcrest Country Club. Shopping in Bartlesville is rather limited, although the Washington Park Mall is composed of a wide variety of retail outlets and restaurants. The residents of Bartlesville, heavily invested in the community, support local events like the Family Arts Festival, Biplane Expo, OK Mozart Festival, Sun Fest, Woolaroc Wonderland of Lights, Oklahoma Indian Summer Festival, and Grand Wine Country Wine Festival. Higher education available in the area includes the Oklahoma Wesleyan University, Rogers State University, and Tri County Technology Center.

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