1325 NW 20th St Oklahoma City, OK 73106
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This historic Gatewood area home - with Guest House - offers a perfect blend of comfort/style & investment potential, all nestled on a spacious 1/4-acre corner lot. Hosting large gatherings or seeking a quiet retreat, this charming home has something for everyone. A large, fully fenced yard, surrounded by a canopy of mature trees, creating a peaceful, private oasis. Sunlight pours through abundant windows, highlighting gleaming hardwood floors. A convenient 1/2 bath is located on the main level. The spacious living room features the original fireplace, w/ French doors opening to a wraparound deck, ideal for relaxing evenings or lively gatherings. The designer kitchen is a true highlight, featuring Quartz countertops, a sleek gas cooktop, stainless appliances, farmhouse sink, subway-tile backsplash, satin-brass hardware, turning everyday meals into a gourmet experience. Just off the kitchen, the large dining room is perfect for intimate dinners or hosting holiday celebrations. The primary suite is spacious, sun-drenched retreat w/ its own fireplace, a luxurious spa-inspired bathroom, including an all-glass, tile-wrapped shower, and vanity. Secondary bedrooms are equally inviting, w/ vintage-style crystal doorknobs. Newly remodeled bathrooms add to modern comforts A large basement offers storage, fitness or hobby room, a new sump pump for peace of mind. Outside you'll enjoy the expansive wraparound deck, offering multiple seating, shaded areas beneath towering trees. Huge yard is ideal for weekend barbecues or quiet coffee mornings. Multi-generational living or additional income, there is a finished 420 sf accessory dwelling unit (ADU), ideal for Airbnb, generating $1,700 +- monthly income, consistently receiving top Guest House ratings/bookings. Close to top-rated Classen SAS Middle School, this home combines luxury, functionality, Guest House income potential in one extraordinary package. TWO homes for the price of one! 1,824 + 420 sf. Wonderful opportunity!
Source: MLSOK #1176167
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