2409 NW 19th Street

Positioned along the neighborhood’s signature street with an oversized, tree-lined median and new sidewalks, this 1932 Tudor balances original architectural details with carefully selected improvements. Freshly painted brick, a steep front-facing gable, and a covered front porch set the tone for an interior where original woodwork, oak flooring and period details remain at the forefront. Anchoring the living room is an original wood-burning fireplace with a brick surround and original glass-front display cabinet. Rich stained woodwork, crown molding, and wide cased openings connect the living room, dining room, and kitchen while maintaining the distinct character of each space. Original wood wainscoting and a built-in corner china cabinet with arched glass doors remain defining features of the dining room. Just beyond, the kitchen features white shaker cabinetry with pantry, butcher block countertops, a porcelain apron-front sink, stainless steel appliances, and a five-burner gas range, creating a functional and cohesive workspace. Filled with natural light, the generously sized primary bedroom provides ample space for furnishings. The full bathroom retains its original mint green and white palette, complete with an original wall-mounted sink, subway tile, penny tile accents, and hexagonal floor tile. Two closets serve the secondary bedroom, including one with original built-in cabinetry and drawers. A centrally located utility space is tucked just off the dining room for added convenience. Beyond the detached brick two-car garage, a concrete patio offers a secluded extension of the home. Large enough to accommodate both dining and lounge seating, the patio is defined by a vibrant mural that creates a distinctive backdrop. Located just a mile from the Plaza District and minutes from Midtown and Downtown Oklahoma City, this home offers convenient access to the surrounding districts that define the city's urban core.