415 NW 21st St, Oklahoma City, OK 73103

Step into a piece of history with this enchanting 1921 Colonial Revival bungalow nestled in the prestigious Heritage Hills Preservation District. Originally built by G.A. Nichols for his daughter, this gem holds the integrity of its original design while seamlessly blending modern comforts. With just six owners over a century, this home has seen its share of distinguished guests and vibrant community gatherings. Picture yourself in one of the two cozy living areas, each featuring a fireplace perfect for warm conversations. The large kitchen, remodeled ten years ago, offers plenty of storage, a subzero built-in refrigerator, double ovens, and a charming seating area—ideal for both cooking and socializing. Upgrades to accommodate the times included an indoor laundry room on the main floor and bath improvements. Ascend the staircase, accessible from both the kitchen and living room, to find three bedrooms and two full baths up and a full bathroom down. All have showers and one includes a tub. Throughout the home, you'll be greeted by oak floors, crown moldings, fine woodwork, and custom brickwork—a testament to the unparalleled craftsmanship which Mr. Nichols was known for. Outside, the property boasts an added garage, an underground sprinkler system, lush landscaping, and fencing, all complemented by the convenience of central heat and air. An added benefit for your peace of mind, no matter what the weather, a natural gas generator was added and takes over with the flip of a switch if power goes out to the neighborhood. The upgrades of the home have maintained the classic bungalow charm that was all the rage back in the day and still is today. Rich in history and warmth, this historic home isn't just a place to live—it's a place to create memories. Come be a part of its enduring legacy.