319 NW 18th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73103

319 NW 18th Street, c. 1923, is locally known and beloved. At the time of construction, local papers noted it as "one of the most unique homes in the city." Famous for its pink stucco, round Moorish entryway, and decorative balconies adorned with whimsical figures, it is as magical inside as it is out. The home features a grand foyer, two living areas, two dining areas, four bedrooms, and four and one half bathrooms. The property also features a 640 square foot garage apartment and over 1,700 square feet of porches, patios, and balconies; an additional 425 square feet can be found in the semi-finished attic. Decorative highlights abound- seashell motifs top French doors, plaster cast women support the balconies, and the tiled porch and keyhole ironwork lend to a Spanish inspiration. Inside, an Imperial staircase dominates the foyer. A gracious living room is centered around an original fireplace. French doors flow to the porches. At the rear of the living room is a music room. The dining room still showcases its plaster “wedding cake ceiling", decorative frieze, and crystal chandelier, all c. 1926. Beyond is the breakfast room with a row of curved windows, showing off the home's nod to the Art Deco period. The kitchen is replete with hand-painted Portuguese ceramic tiles. Upstairs, four bedrooms and three bathrooms branch off a full-circle landing. Four more balconies add a magical touch. The basement, which was originally outfitted with a plaster stalactite ceiling and marbled gold-vein walls, now features a paneled den, full bath with steam shower, and sauna. At the rear of the den is a bar, built to be hidden in the era of Prohibition. An original walk in vault is history captured. The backyard is reached via a raised terracotta patio. A three car garage boasts a second story apartment, complete with a kitchen and full bath. Heritage Hills known for its location, architecture, and community spirit, making it one of the most desirable places to call home.