Property Description

Built in 1930 during Tulsa's golden oil-boom era, this lovingly maintained English Tudor-inspired full-brick cottage on a large corner lot stands two blocks south from where Route 66 travelers first rolled through Tulsa. It features preserved charming details with craftsmanship that is difficult to replicate today, such as coved ceilings, detailed millwork and tall baseboards in amazing condition, tin ceiling, crystal doorknobs, leaded glass, built-in cabinetry, phone nook, original fireplace tile, plus the original hardwood floors in most every room. The full bath was remodeled approximately 10 years ago. Formerly 3 bedrooms, the previous owner added a half bath in the closet and moved laundry hookups to the 3rd bedroom, allowing use as an office, hobby/utility room or could be converted back to a bedroom! (Utility basement had previous hookups.) Neutral walls throughout. Large front covered porch, perfect for enjoying the outdoors! Detached 2-car garage with EOHD. Many other documented updates including new Andersen windows (2024) throughout, Pella storm door, HVAC (2022) and updated electrical panel (2020). Roomy Kitchen features an opportunity to place your own stamp on this piece of Tulsa history. Roof recently inspected, roofer estimated to be around 10 years old, minor repairs have been completed. Convenient location that can't be beat near TU, Mother Road Market, Cherry Street, hospitals, highways and fun new places to visit popping up every day.

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