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1201 W Wilshire Boulevard
Oklahoma City, OK 73116
$737,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
2
Bathroom
2
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
--
Property Description
Urban retreat near the heart of Nichols Hills! Builder's personal home thoughtfully reimagined and meticulously renovated sparing no expense! A picturesque and unique Santa Fe style courtyard welcomes you through stately wrought iron gates offering privacy and luxury. Spend your days relaxing on the courtyard plaza near the outdoor wood burning fireplace or entertain friends dining alfresco on the flagstone patio. Once inside, you'll notice the living and dining rooms feature a sloping cathedral ceiling adorned with reclaimed timber beams, a wood burning fireplace with stucco hearth and a built-in bar with beverage cooler. The handcrafted kitchen features state-of-the-art "Nanotech Matte Fenix" cabinetry which boasts thermal healing of scratches along with heat & abrasion resistance. A luxury appliance package includes a 36 inch Thermador gas range, Bosch wall oven plus a 30 inch side by side freezer and refrigerator. The reclaimed Spanish pantry doors, mahogany butcher block island and hand hewn ceiling beams exude elegance and yeild an old-world, Mission style charm! Soak the day away in the primary suite tub overlooking a water feature on your secluded patio with direct access. A generous separate shower, dual sinks and walk-in closet with floor to ceiling storage make this bedroom a dream come true. The 2019 renovation included all NEW: electric, plumbing, HVAC, doors, trim, cabinets and designer tile. State of the art timed exterior lighting, a central vacuum system along with whole house security add convenience and safety. The south courtyard features raised garden beds with custom sprinkler system and an in-ground storm shelter while the north side offers additional parking for your boat, RV or other storage needs. Remarkable attention to detail and defined style create the warmth of home you desire!
Property Information
Lot Size
-- square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
1953
MLS Number
1110059
Location
Address
1201 W Wilshire Boulevard
City
Oklahoma City
State
OK
Zip Code
73116
County
OKLAHOMA
Listing
Provider
Name
Verbode
Phone
(405) 757-7001
Office Name
Verbode
Office Phone
(405) 757-7001
Agent Name
Sarah Bytyqi

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