This charming brick bungalow, nestled on a coveted corner lot in Tulsa’s vibrant Fair Park, just off Historic RT 66, offers timeless elegance and modern comfort. Built in 1949, the home features three inviting bedrooms and 1.5 baths, with original hardwood floors throughout and a cozy gas-started wood-burning fireplace that anchors the spacious living and formal dining areas.
The heart of the home is the well-appointed kitchen, complete with a gas stove, abundant storage, brick flooring, and a quaint breakfast nook—perfect for morning coffee or casual meals. Practical updates include partial electrical and plumbing improvements, and a newer HVAC system installed approximately five years ago, ensuring comfort and peace of mind. The indoor utility room adds convenience, while the two-car side-entry garage enhances functionality.
Set in a prime central location, this home is just minutes from the University of Tulsa, the fairgrounds, Cherry Street, and the iconic Route 66—offering both convenience and character.
Nearby, you'll find a lively mix of amenities and attractions—Cherry Street’s eclectic shops and eateries, the fairgrounds’ seasonal events, and the cultural energy of TU—making this location as dynamic as the home itself.