1005 NW 18th Street

Step into history with the Milton Scott House, c. 1907, the only Greek Revival residence in Mesta Park and a true architectural treasure. Spanning over 3,800 square feet, the residence offers four bedrooms, 4.1 baths, and a mindful balance of formal and casual spaces. The home’s gracious covered porches invite an outdoor lifestyle, with the second-story porch providing a stunning bird’s-eye view of Mesta Park’s famous tree canopy and Shartel Boulevard. A meticulous 2024 renovation honors the home’s classical roots, preserving the original interior columns, ceiling frieze, trim work, leaded windows, staircase + balustrade, porch railings, and oak floors, while integrating countless modern comforts. The revitalized and improved kitchen features a 48 inch range, chef’s island, panel-ready appliances, appliance garage, and custom storage. The cherry on top is the unlacquered brass library ladder, offering a chic way to utilize the upper cabinets. The bathrooms are replete with contemporary finishes like marble, patterned ceramics, stained wood vanities, and ample storage; heated floors give the primary bathroom an added luxury touch. Household updates include new electrical and gas + emergency shut offs, new meters, spray foam insulation, updated plumbing, and beyond. Upon crossing the gracious front porch, guests enter the home via a large and welcoming foyer, beyond which lies the formal living, dining, kitchen, and powder bath. The finished basement offers a bar, den, hidden safe room, bedroom + closet, and full bath. The second level is occupied by a laundry, two guest bedrooms, hall bathroom, and primary suite. The front-facing bedrooms share access to the expansive second floor porch. The third floor has been finished and includes a full bathroom, closet, and attic storage. Mesta Park is one of Oklahoma City's most beloved neighborhoods and is home to some of the city's oldest addresses. Open today, 11:00 AM-1:00 PM.