A rare 1915 Heritage Hills residence: nearly 5,000 sqft of stately brick on a prominent corner lot in one of OKC’s most coveted historic neighborhoods (the original Winans Highland Terrace), with the original character intact and the big-ticket infrastructure work already done.

What’s been done — the key story for any 1915 home: a brand-new roof installed February 2026, approximately 90% of both the electrical and plumbing systems updated (plumbing to PEX), and an energy-efficient tankless water heater. The kitchen features quartz countertops and newly refreshed flooring, with painting freshened throughout.

What’s been preserved — and what brings most buyers to Heritage Hills in the first place: gleaming original hardwood floors, rich woodwork and crown molding, period sash windows, and architectural detailing that simply can’t be replicated in new construction. A welcoming wrap-around porch anchors the corner-lot presence — the morning-coffee, glass-of-wine kind of front porch you came to Heritage Hills for.

Originally a duplex, this home has been thoughtfully reimagined into a single connected residence — but the bones still give you something rare: three full levels, five bedrooms, five bathrooms (a full bath on every floor), and two front doors that allow for genuinely private guest accommodations, an in-law suite, or a home office with its own entry.

A three-car detached garage — uncommon for a historic home of this caliber — completes the package.

In Heritage Hills proper, you’re a short walk to Midtown, the Plaza District, and downtown OKC — the dining, walkability, and urban energy that define this neighborhood.

Nearly 5,000 sqft of 1915 Heritage Hills with the structural work done. Come see what cannot be photographed.