Pool Tables for Oxford Homes, Bars & Greek Houses

Oxford doesn't fit a neat category, and that's exactly what makes it one of our most interesting markets.

On the residential side, the neighborhoods ringing Ole Miss, places like North Lamar, the Taylor Road corridor, and the newer developments spreading south of town, have seen steady growth in the kind of household that actually buys a quality pool table. These aren't impulse purchases. These are homeowners finishing a basement or converting a bonus room who want a Brunswick or Legacy that will last thirty years and look good doing it. They've done their homework, they know the difference between slate and MDF, and they make the drive of about an hour and a half to our Collierville showroom because they understand that buying a $3,500 table from someone who knows what they're selling is worth the trip.

The commercial side of Oxford is equally unusual. The Square packs a lot of bars and restaurants into a few blocks, and bars with pool tables need pool tables that work. Coin-op Valley commercial tables are built for what these environments require: a table that holds up to seven nights a week of hard use, levels correctly on old wood floors, and doesn't become a maintenance headache after six months. We speak that language.

Then there are the Greek houses. The Ole Miss Greek system is large, active, and largely self-funded when it comes to chapter house amenities. A pool table in a fraternity or sorority common area needs to survive a football season. We've got options that hold up to that kind of traffic without sacrificing playability.

Brooks makes the Oxford run regularly. When you're ready, whether it's for your home, your bar, or your chapter house, give us a call. The showroom is open, and we'll have you squared away.