436 NW 43rd St. Oklahoma City

The living room. White walls. A full stone fireplace wall on the right. TV mounted on the wall. Cool black light fixture that stays with the house.

Beds

Baths

Living

Square Feet

2,018

This mid-century modern home built in 1951 has an open floor plan with enormous original windows that make it light & bright. The large living room has a stacked stone fireplace that passes through the living room and office. Updates throughout the house include new flooring, lighting and a recently-renovated kitchen with handmade tile floors, marble backsplash, quartz countertops and new appliances. This home has the best of both worlds - a modern style and finishes, while preserving the charm and history of the mid-century architectural details.

Zillow

The front of the house. It's a long, low ranch or rambler style home with big awesome windows across the front. 2-car garage.

The same image of the living room again.

Another angle of the living room showing the huge windows into the backyard.

The dining room, featuring another super cool light fixture - also stays with the house. The left side wall has big built-in cabinets with an open wood-lined shelf in the middle. To the right, a big floor to ceiling window.

Another angle on the dining room cabinets and wooden shelf inset.

The main hallway to the bedrooms, featuring vintage 1970s globe lights.

View of the kitchen from the entryway. Kitchen features new tile floors, new quartz countertops, a new sink, new faucet, new disherwasher and all new cabinet hardware.

Upgrades

Imagine moving into a home that an interior designer designed as her personal canvas. You’ll find so many special details and upgrades throughout.

General

New floors throughout house.
New lighting throughout the house.
New poured back patio.
New breaker box.
New water heater.

Kitchen

Handmade tile floors, cabinet hardware, quartz countertops, under-cabinet lighting, marble backsplash. New induction cooktop, vent hood, dishwasher, sink & faucet.

Master bedroom featuring huge wall-spanning factory-style windows.

View of the hallway built-in cabinet and drawers/linen closet.

One of the other bedrooms, also featuring wall-spanning factory-style windows.

Another bedroom. This one is painted a pale pink color. Another cool window, this one not quite as big as the others.

A bathroom with a sink (super cool original sink), toilet and shower. Pale pink tile.

A bathroom with a sink (super cool original sink), toilet and shower with tub. Pale yellow tile.

Super cool vibey office or second living. Features wood paneling in the whole room and a built-in bookshelf. This room's fireplace passes through from the fireplace in the living room.

Office with wood paneling. A long desk spans the length of the wall with 2 computers set up. Big long windows above the desk let in light from the front of the house.

Douglas Park

Neighborhood

The home is located in Edgemere Terrace right off of Walker, with easy access to I-235 and I-44 as well as many local restaurants and public parks.

Nearby

Douglas Park (playground, baseball field)
Crown Heights Park (playground, baseball field)
Sushi Neko
Will’s Lobby Bar & Cafe
Iron Star BBQ
Guestroom Records
The Wedge
Shops on Western
Paseo Arts District
Quick access to I-235 & I-44
Whole Foods and Trader Joe's

Schools

The home is in the recently-updated school district for Wilson Elementary (pending final approval). Bishop McGuinness and Westminster School are also right down the street.