1932 NW 21st Street

Located in the Gatewood Historic District, this Tudor Revival home blends preserved detail with thoughtful updates and everyday function. A detailed iron front gate and porch railing lead to the arched front entry, complete with a speakeasy door detail. Original hardwood floors, coved high ceilings, arched openings, and original glass door knobs continue throughout the interior. The living room is defined by oversized front picture windows with a curved window detail, while the original fireplace with brick detailing, wood mantel, and built-ins adds definition. The updated kitchen features granite countertops, inset custom cabinetry with adjustable shelving and pull-outs, stainless appliances, under-cabinet lighting, and extensive storage throughout. A suspended glass-front cabinet above the JennAir gas range maintains open sightlines, while dual sinks with disposals, pantry with spice racks, convection microwave, and built-in banquette seating with storage create a highly functional layout. The primary suite includes an ensuite bathroom with a walk-in glass shower with full-height stone tile surround and chrome fixtures. The vanity is paired with a mirrored medicine cabinet, upper vanity cabinetry, and additional built-in linen storage. A secondary bedroom overlooks the backyard, while the hall bathroom retains original elements including a pedestal sink, built-in medicine cabinet, cast iron tub, white wall tile, mosaic tile flooring, and chrome fixtures. Additional features include newer double-pane double-hung windows, front sprinkler system and oversized insulated two-car garage with opener and decked attic storage. Located minutes from the Plaza District, OCU, Rosary School, and Lyric Theatre, this home offers easy access to Oklahoma City’s dining, shopping, and entertainment districts.