built circa 1920, this classic american foursquare, a style also known as a “prairie box,” pairs the strong symmetry and proportions of the period with a dash of colonial spirit. symmetrical porch columns, 12-panel sidelights, an arched door pediment, and classic shutters give character to the exterior, while distinctive original wavy glass appears throughout the home. the main level offers two living areas, two dining areas, and a renovated kitchen with breakfast bar. at the rear of the house, the second living area opens through three sets of doors to a patio beneath a quintessentially classic pergola, creating a natural extension of the interior. immediately beyond the family room is the recently renovated pool and hot tub, with a full two-car garage and ground-level guest quarters completing the property. the guest quarters boasts an open living and sleeping space, kitchenette, oversized full bath, and generous closet. upstairs, the renovated primary suite is complemented by three additional bedrooms, a study or family lounge, laundry, and a second full bath with double vanities. four bedrooms, an additional lounge or study, and upstairs laundry provide the kind of functionality rarely found in a home of this era. the location captures so much of what makes heritage hills one of oklahoma city’s most beloved neighborhoods. situated in the city’s oldest historic preservation district, the home is less than one block from wilson elementary, an arts integration school, and just two blocks from the uptown 23rd district. tree-lined streets, greenspaces, neighborhood events, front porches, and a steady rhythm of people walking and gathering give heritage hills a sense of community that is increasingly hard to find.
