1000 NW 41 Street

Built in 1935, this beautiful Crown Heights bungalow blends timeless architectural charm with 2,449 sq. ft. of modern comfort. Lovingly preserved architectural features reflect the home's rich history, including refinished quartersawn oak floors that bring warmth and character to the home. Large front windows and a vaulted ceiling fill the living room with light, drawing attention to a striking fireplace with original handmade Art Deco tiles. The adjoining dining room boasts an entire wall of windows overlooking the inviting surroundings. The inviting eat-in kitchen pairs white Shaker cabinets, black soapstone countertops, and a Shaw porcelain sink with exceptional appliances: a Sub-Zero refrigerator, iconic AGA five-burner, three-oven gas range, and Bosch dishwasher. Three bedrooms and two bathrooms open onto a spacious central area connecting to the front hall. Downstairs, the finished, insulated lower level offers a heated and air-conditioned family room with carpeting, six windows, and a stone fireplace. A separate laundry area features concrete flooring. The backyard is a true treasure, shaded by a majestic 75- to 80-year-old pecan tree and two lovely Natchez crape myrtles. The patio was thoughtfully planned around the guest quarters, allowing guests to step down just two steps into the shade. Accessible from the backyard, this cozy retreat features a bathroom with shower, a refrigerator, fold-down desk, built-in bookshelves, wall-mounted clothes rack, and programmable air conditioning. Location adds to the appeal: Western Avenue, part of historic Route 66, is just a five-minute walk away, offering blocks of restaurants, shops, and entertainment. Penn Square Mall, Whole Foods Market, and Oklahoma City's urban core are also nearby. Additional conveniences include an electric driveway gate, two-car garage with electric door, central heat and air, automatic sprinkler system, and new six-foot wooden backyard fence.