1001 10th St, Woodward, OK 73801

The Stine-Bradbury Mansion – A Classical Revival Landmark in Woodward Step into history with this stately three-story Classical Revival mansion, originally constructed in 1916 and proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Known locally as the Stine-Bradbury Mansion, this one-of-a-kind property at 1001 10th Street is a unique Classical Revival residence in Woodward—an enduring symbol of elegance, craftsmanship, and community heritage. Grand & Welcoming Main Level The main floor greets you with a formal foyer anchored by a sweeping grand staircase. To one side, a warm and inviting sitting/living area invites gatherings, while the other opens to a formal dining room featuring a built-in hutch and buffet spanning nearly an entire wall. The renovated kitchen, once a full commercial setup, now blends modern updates with timeless charm—perfect for both everyday use and event hosting. Private Quarters Upstairs Ascend by staircase—or take the convenience of the elevator—to the second floor, where you’ll find four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and multiple sitting areas awash in natural light. A Ballroom Above All The third floor is a showstopper—a spacious ballroom with gleaming wood floors and striking windows, ideal for unforgettable gatherings. This level, too, is accessible by both elevator and stairs, a thoughtful update added during the Bradbury family era. Practical Spaces The basement houses the HVAC system, storage areas, utility room, and a half bath, ensuring function supports form. Outside, there’s ample space for parking, lawn seating, and outdoor entertaining. Historic Legacy Commissioned by banker L.L. Stine, who brought early prosperity (and Woodward’s first electric car) to the community, the mansion later became the beloved home of the Bradbury family, who added the ballroom and elevator. Through the decades, this residence has served not only as a private estate but also as a venue for weddings, receptions, and civic gatherings, including the Oklahoma Conference of Mayors. Today More than just a home, the Stine-Bradbury Mansion stands as a rare opportunity to own or steward a piece of Oklahoma history. With architectural grandeur, modern updates, and cultural significance, this property offers endless possibilities—whether as a private residence, boutique venue, or community treasure. *Adjacent lots available!!