824 NW 15th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73106

About this home

Built in 1917, this home stands as one of the earliest homes in the Harndale Addition of Heritage Hills. Located on Florence Park, this remarkable property reflects the European-inspired architectural of the time. It is a timeless study in craftsmanship and character. At the exterior, classic elements abound: a red clay tile roof, cast stone, spiderweb fanlight transoms, French doors, copper accents, and deep porches anchor the structure. Inside, the front door opens to a large foyer. To the right, a richly wood-paneled study features a fireplace and stained glass windows. To the left, Corinthian columns frame the formal living room and sunroom. The dining room is a showpiece, clad in hand-painted de Gournay wallpaper; French doors open to the side porch, where steps descend to a wisteria-draped iron pergola. The family room is designed with marble floors, grasscloth walls, a fireplace, and double doors leading to the backyard. A thoughtfully executed 2021 kitchen renovation added custom-built cabinetry, marble countertops, and brass hardware. A custom venthood crowns the Wolf range, and panel ready appliances stay hidden. The backsplash is a hand made Moroccan dry-stack mosaic. The halfturn staircase leads to four bedrooms and two bathrooms, each with unique lighting and wallpaper, contributing to the house's rich visual narrative. The 1,300 square ft basement includes a den with a kitchenette, a laundry room, half bath, and a speakeasy-style bar, concealed behind a bank vault door from the home's original vault. Modern upgrades include new electrical, spray foam insulation, multiple sump pumps, and a full Savant system. The home is surrounded by 1,300 square feet of porch space. The landscape, designed by John Fluitt, is intimate and intricate. A two-car garage sits at the rear of the property. Heritage Hills is Oklahoma City’s preeminent historic neighborhood, situated just between Midtown and Uptown and only a few minutes from Downtown Oklahoma City.