The Lakes at Rabbit Run
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma · Tulsa County
The Lakes at Rabbit Run is a roughly 30-acre gated subdivision of about 100 single-story lots in Broken Arrow, built by Hoffman Homes and now fully sold out, with resale as the only path to ownership going forward. Its most important finding for buyers is that, per Hoffman Homes' own site, the community was not built as an official over-55+ community: the builder states it was created to provide luxury neighborhoods and homes specifically geared toward active adult living, without the restrictions attached to official over-55+ communities. The builder's own statement, as the higher-authority source, is treated here as the corrective finding: The Lakes at Rabbit Run is actively marketed toward an older-adult lifestyle but is not, per its own builder, a legally age-restricted community in the HOPA sense.
Last researched 2026-09-17
- Price positioning
- Not publicly confirmed
- HOA
- Not publicly confirmed
- Community size
- Approximately 100 lots on roughly 30 gated acres; fully built out and sold out
- Home types
- detached
- Builder
- Hoffman Homes (also marketed as Hoffman Custom Homes)
- Age policy
- Marketed by its builder as active-adult styled, but Hoffman Homes' own site explicitly states it was created 'without the restrictions attached to official over-55+ communities'; classified conservatively as an active-adult community whose legal age restriction is not independently verified
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Overview
Independent Assessment
Some listings label The Lakes at Rabbit Run '55+ Age Restricted,' but Hoffman Homes' own site says the community was built 'without the restrictions attached to official over-55+ communities,' in the builder's own words, and that direct statement is worth stating plainly rather than softening. An official builder statement about its own community outranks a secondary directory's characterization, and here the builder's statement is unambiguous and specific rather than a vague absence of information. The '55+ Age Restricted' label is therefore treated as a confirmed miscategorization for this specific community, not merely an unconfirmed one. This community is an active-adult community whose legal age restriction is not independently verified, but the underlying finding is stronger than that suggests: buyers should read it as an active-adult-styled community that its own builder says is not formally age-restricted, rather than as a community whose status simply remains unknown.
Who May Find This Community Appealing
The Lakes at Rabbit Run suits buyers who want a luxury-styled, low-maintenance, single-story home in an active-adult-oriented setting without the formal legal screening of an official 55-and-older community -- for example, buyers who want to purchase alongside a younger spouse or occasionally host adult children or grandchildren for extended stays without navigating occupancy restrictions. It is a reasonable fit for buyers who prioritize Hoffman Homes' luxury finish level and lake-themed setting in Broken Arrow over having a legally verified age-restricted environment.
Homes & Prices
Homes, Builders & Development History
The Lakes at Rabbit Run was built by Hoffman Homes (marketed as Hoffman Custom Homes) as a gated subdivision of approximately 100 single-story lots on roughly 30 acres in Broken Arrow. The community is now fully built out and sold out, with Hoffman Homes' own marketing framing it as a luxury, low-maintenance, active-adult-styled product -- 'right-sized but rich in detail' -- explicitly built without the formal restrictions of an official over-55+ community. The exact years construction began and concluded remain unconfirmed.
Current Pricing & Market Positioning
A current price range for homes at The Lakes at Rabbit Run has not been independently confirmed. Hoffman Homes markets its work generally as luxury, custom-detailed, single-story product, which suggests pricing positioned toward the higher end of the Broken Arrow resale market, but buyers should request current comparable sales from a local agent given that no builder-listed pricing remains available for a sold-out community.
New Construction vs. Resale Considerations
The Lakes at Rabbit Run is fully built out and sold out, with Hoffman Homes no longer offering new lots or new-construction homes within the community as of the last update. All purchases here are resale transactions; buyers should work with a local agent to identify current listings, request the specific construction year and any post-purchase renovation history for a given home, and confirm current HOA fees and amenity access directly, since no builder sales office remains active to answer these questions on the community's behalf.
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Fees
HOA Fees, Capital Contributions & Recurring Costs
A specific current HOA fee dollar amount for The Lakes at Rabbit Run is not independently confirmed. Given the community's gated entrance and shared amenities (reported to include a pool, fire pit, and outdoor kitchen), buyers should request the HOA's current fee schedule, budget, and reserve study directly from the HOA or a local agent representing a specific listing.
Taxes, Insurance & Special Assessments
Homes at The Lakes at Rabbit Run are subject to Tulsa County, Oklahoma property tax administration. Oklahoma's statewide effective property tax rate is reported generally in the roughly 0.79%-0.85% range, and the state offers a senior valuation freeze for homeowners 65 and older with household income under approximately $89,500, which locks in assessed value for qualifying long-term owners. A Tulsa County-specific effective rate and a confirmed insurance-cost range for this community remain unconfirmed; buyers should confirm the current rate with the Tulsa County Assessor's Office and request current insurance quotes directly.
Amenities
Community Layout & Lifestyle
The Lakes at Rabbit Run is organized as a compact, gated enclave of roughly 100 single-story homes on about 30 acres, built around a lake or water feature and shared amenities including a pool, fire pit, and outdoor kitchen. Hoffman Homes' own marketing frames the lifestyle explicitly around low-maintenance, right-sized luxury living for active adults, rather than around a legally enforced age-restricted occupancy model -- a genuinely different positioning from a community like Hyde Park at Tulsa Hills, which pairs similar resort-style amenities with a recorded legal restriction.
Location
Shopping, Healthcare & Airport Access
The Lakes at Rabbit Run is located in Broken Arrow, within Tulsa County, with individual home addresses reported along streets including West Quantico Place and West South Park Street. Its Broken Arrow location places it within the broader Tulsa metro's southeastern suburban growth corridor. Buyers should confirm current drive times to specific Broken Arrow and Tulsa destinations directly, as available descriptions were general area-level rather than a single confirmed community address.
Restrictions
Age Qualification & Material Ownership Restrictions
Hoffman Homes' own site states that the company was created to provide luxury neighborhoods and homes specifically geared toward active adult living, without the restrictions attached to official over-55+ communities -- a direct, specific contradiction of any claim that the community is 55+ age-restricted. That is an explicit builder statement disclaiming formal age-restriction status for its own product line, and it outranks a secondary directory's characterization. The '55+ Age Restricted' label for The Lakes at Rabbit Run is therefore concluded to be a genuine, material misclassification, corrected here using the builder's own site as the higher-authority source. Some listings label this community '55+ Age Restricted,' but the builder's own site indicates otherwise, so buyers should treat that label as contradicted by the builder rather than as merely unconfirmed. Buyers who want a legally verified 55+ environment should not treat this community as one, and should consider a confirmed option such as Hyde Park at Tulsa Hills instead.
Pros & Tradeoffs
Tradeoffs & Limitations
The single most important thing for buyers to understand about The Lakes at Rabbit Run is that the community's own builder states directly that it is not formally restricted the way an official over-55+ community is -- buyers who specifically want a legally verified all-older-adult environment should not rely on this community and should look instead at a confirmed option such as Hyde Park at Tulsa Hills. Because the community is fully sold out, all purchases here are resale transactions with no new-construction path, no ability to select a builder or floor plan from scratch, and likely more limited inventory turnover than an actively building community. Exact current HOA fees, pricing, and full amenity details were not publicly confirmed.
Comparison With Nearby Communities
The correction is more definitive here than at Creekside Villas -- Hoffman Homes' own site directly and specifically states the community was built without official over-55+ restrictions, whereas Creekside Villas simply lacked independent corroboration one way or the other. In contrast to Hyde Park at Tulsa Hills in South Tulsa, which carries a recorded 2013 county-filed declaration independently corroborated by 55places.com, The Lakes at Rabbit Run is marketed as 55+ without a legal restriction behind it. Within Broken Arrow, The Lakes at Rabbit Run differs from Creekside Villas chiefly in construction status: it is fully sold out and resale-only, while Creekside Villas is active new construction with builder choice still available.
Listings
Current Listings
A connected local agent can provide current available resale listings at The Lakes at Rabbit Run, confirm the current HOA fee and amenity access, and clarify that the community is not formally age-restricted per Hoffman Homes' own stated positioning.
FAQs
Questions Buyers Should Verify
- Whether The Lakes at Rabbit Run has ever carried any recorded age-restriction covenant despite Hoffman Homes' own disclaimer, and current HOA occupancy policy in practice
- Current resale pricing and HOA fees, given no builder-listed pricing remains for this sold-out community
- The exact years construction began and concluded
- The full current amenity list and any recent capital improvements or reserve-fund status
- The specific construction year and renovation history for any individual home under consideration
- Is The Lakes at Rabbit Run legally age-restricted?
- No, per the builder's own statement. Some listings describe it as '55+ Age Restricted,' but Hoffman Homes' own site states that the community was created to provide luxury neighborhoods and homes specifically geared toward active adult living, without the restrictions attached to official over-55+ communities. The builder's own statement is treated as the higher-authority source, and the community is classified as an active-adult community whose legal age restriction is not independently verified.
- Is The Lakes at Rabbit Run still selling new homes?
- No. The community is fully built out and sold out, with approximately 100 lots on roughly 30 gated acres. All purchases now are resale transactions handled by local agents rather than the builder.
- Who built The Lakes at Rabbit Run?
- Hoffman Homes, also marketed as Hoffman Custom Homes, a Tulsa-area luxury home builder.
- What amenities does The Lakes at Rabbit Run offer?
- A gated entrance, a community pool, a fire pit, and an outdoor kitchen, set around a lake or water feature consistent with the community's name. A full itemized amenity list and current HOA fee have not been independently confirmed.
Sources
- Active Adult Communities Tulsa | The Lakes at Rabbit Run | Hoffman Custom Homes — accessed 2026-09-17
- Broken Arrow, Oklahoma | Wikipedia — accessed 2026-09-17
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