This brick Tudor sits in the heart of Edgemere Park, one of Oklahoma City’s nine historic neighborhoods. Established in 1926 as a progressive alternative to the city’s traditional grid, Edgemere Park was designed with curved streets centered around an area creek and expansive communal green spaces. Its original vision emphasized shared parks over private backyards, creating a neighborhood defined by connection, openness, and architectural charm.

This home reflects those ideals beautifully. The covered front porch is accessorized by double arches, scoured concrete, and wrought-iron rails. Inside, details have been preserved with care: heavy wall texture in the living and dining areas, graceful arches throughout, art niches, original lighting, and a stunning coffered barrel ceiling—each feature contributing to the home’s timeless character. The living room's crown jewel is the one-of-a-kind fireplace, inspired by family shields and sailing adventures and nicely finished with its accompanying brass heat insert.

The kitchen has been thoughtfully opened and expanded to create an easy, welcoming flow ideal for entertaining large groups. A breakfast bar and adjacent serving buffet amplify the kitchen's optionality. Just off the back door, a newly created mudroom area allows for practical uses. The main level includes three bedrooms and two full bathrooms, while a finished carpeted flex space upstairs offers room for a studio, playroom, office, or quiet retreat. Space has been maximized on the second floor, providing an above-average amount of finished storage space and attic access. A basement and lofted garage each provide additional space.

Outside, the property is enhanced by a full two-car garage, a raised deck perfect for outdoor gatherings, and a fenced yard that balances privacy with the neighborhood’s tradition of communal green space.

Character, quality, and a uniquely Edgemere Park sense of place- that's what 237 NW Eubanks Street has to offer.