616 NW 39th St Oklahoma City, OK 73118
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About this home
Quintessential Crown Heights treasure, perfectly updated and filled with elegant historic detail. With ivy tracing its brick facade, peaked rooflines and a lawn edged in gardens, the home greets you with undeniable character. Inside, the entry opens to a bright living room anchored by a period mantel and pretty windows. The dining room is set apart with a deep, moody blue that creates a striking backdrop while a statement chandelier adds just the right amount of drama for gatherings. The large kitchen is filled with natural light, ample storage and luxury details including a Sub-Zero refrigerator and 48-inch Dacor range. Its layout invites both everyday use and modern updates such as an island or expanded prep space and is ideally suited for entertaining or casual meals alike. A main level bedroom with an ensuite bath dressed in vintage tile adds flexibility as a guest suite or office. Upstairs, the primary suite includes generous closet space and a private bath where original blue tile adds a pop of color and charm. A third bedroom lives like an elegant two-room suite in a rich tonal green color drench. A hall bath with more preserved vintage tile serves the level. The finished basement, +/– 468 sqft included in the overall square footage, offers a cozy secondary living area with a fireplace and powder bath. The home’s character continues throughout with hardwood floors, original woodwork and period hardware. Outdoors, a multi-level deck extends the living space with both dining and lounging areas beneath a pergola, creating a natural spot for gatherings. Mature landscaping frames the facade while the private backyard offers space for both play and retreat. Recent improvements include a new hot water heater, updated buried electrical from line to breaker box, a new main cleanout in 2024, fresh interior paint, refurbished upstairs floors & more. This character-filled Crown Heights home balances history and livability, inviting you to be part of its next chapter.
Source: MLSOK #1190422
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