901 NW 17th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73106

Built by the architect of the Oklahoma State Capitol, 901 NW 17th Street was dreamed to life by Soloman Andrew Layton in 1914. Layton was the architect behind many of Oklahoma's greatest treasures, including the Skirvin Hotel, The Oklahoman Building, The MidContinent Building, and many campus buildings at the University of Oklahoma; ultimately, 22 of Layton's architectural masterpieces were placed on the National Register of Historic Places. 901 NW 17th Street is a stately home that has traded hands only a handful of times in the past 100 years. A Colonial Revival with Spanish influences, the home features three bedrooms, a study, three additional living spaces, a chef's kitchen, a formal dining + breakfast room, finished basement, and elegant guest quarters. A pool, tucked away and hidden by old-growth trees, was added in 2016. Elegant finishes include grasscloth wallpaper throughout, upholstered walls, Sherle Wagner bathroom fixtures, Fortuny lighting, plush carpets, and more. Original features, lovingly restored, include five working fireplaces, a butler's pantry with farm sink, mahogany doors, oak floors, curved, two story wooden stair rail, wood windows, and clay tile roof. The kitchen is made up of a commercial range, cooking island, and Shagreen cabinets. A mudroom provides a private entrance, hidden storage, and office space. Generous space and rooms to explore abound. Mesta Park is one of Oklahoma City's premier neighborhoods, and this is one of Mesta Park's premier homes. An inheritable home like few others, this is the rarest of rare opportunities in historic Oklahoma City.