1527 NW 33rd Street

Built in 1916, this American Foursquare lives in the heart of the Oklahoma City urban core, just west of Classen Boulevard. The pyramidal hipped roof and widow's peak dormer are signatures of an era when builders understood that proportion was a form of respect — for the street, for the neighbors, for those who would live there long after they were gone. The wide covered front porch, framed by original columns beneath a beaded-board ceiling, invite slow mornings sipping coffee and long evenings unwinding with friends. Once inside you'll notice the historic charm from the original hardwood floors to the high ceilings. A painted brick fireplace anchors the front living room perfect for gathering during cold nights and a curved bay window adds soft afternoon light. Five-panel doors with original brass hardware, tall baseboards, and carved casings are a few of our favorite turn of the century features. The bathroom retains its period subway tile surround with black liner accent and classic penny tile floor. This home features three bedrooms, a separate laundry room and a deep tree-canopied fenced backyard with room to breathe and grow. A kitchen with ample cabinet storage, stainless dishwasher and refrigerator offer generous space. The bones are extraordinary. The opportunity is undeniable. Two blocks from Classen Boulevard, steps from the award-winning Cafe Kacao, minutes from Memorial Park and a short commute to the Paseo, Western Avenue, Classen Curve, Oklahoma City University, Midtown and Downtown OKC.