Norman neighborhood

Summit

The median recorded sale price in Summit is about $228,500. Typically 2–3 bed · 2 bath · 1,450–1,750 sq ft · built ~1990.

$228,500
Typical sale price
$139
Typical $/sq ft
5
Sold in last 12 mo
1,450–1,750
Typical size (sq ft)

An established, mid-range Norman neighborhood with consistent home sales.

Recently sold in Summit

3799 Apex Ct
$222,0003799 Apex CtSold Apr 2026
3829 Highpoint Ct
$200,0003829 Highpoint CtSold Apr 2026
3825 Apex Ct
$214,5003825 Apex CtSold Feb 2026
3841 Highpoint Ct
$250,0003841 Highpoint CtSold Feb 2026
3824 Highpoint Ct
$248,0003824 Highpoint CtSold Feb 2026
3786 Apex Ct
$235,0003786 Apex CtSold Apr 2025

All recent recorded sales

AddressSoldPrice
3799 Apex CtApr 2026$222,000
3829 Highpoint CtApr 2026$200,000
3825 Apex CtFeb 2026$214,500
3841 Highpoint CtFeb 2026$250,000
3824 Highpoint CtFeb 2026$248,000
3786 Apex CtApr 2025$235,000

Publicly recorded sales via Atlas market data. Photos from the county assessor. Outlier/non-arm's-length sales filtered.

Summit FAQ

What's the median home price in Summit?

The median recorded sale price in Summit is about $228,500, from Atlas market data.

Is Summit a good place to buy in Norman?

The median recorded sale price in Summit is about $228,500. Homes here run about $139 per square foot. Reach out to GRID Real Estate for a candid, local take on fit, schools, and value.

Interested in Summit?

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