Designed in 1917 by Tulsa architect William J. Lodge, this historic Colonial Revival residence sits on .48 acres in Sunset Park within the Maple Ridge Historic District. Offered for the first time since 1982, the home retains distinctive architectural details, including its columned entry portico, original millwork, and hardwood floors. The main residence offers 5 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, two spacious living areas, a private office, and a flexible third-floor retreat. The formal living room features a fireplace and opens to an enclosed sun porch with tile flooring. The oversized dining room connects to a separate breakfast room and kitchen. The club room is a standout gathering space with a fireplace, custom built-ins, wet bar, and pool table. The primary suite offers a dressing room, custom walk-in closet, dual vanities, and an updated shower. Beyond the main living areas, the home includes approximately 1,670 square feet of basement space and approximately 690 square feet (per appraiser measurement) on the third floor, providing more than 2,300 square feet of additional usable space. Outside, a circular drive welcomes guests, while an electric gate leads to a porte-cochère and detached garage with private living quarters. Ideally located near Woodward Park, Cherry Street, Utica Square, and The Gathering Place, 240 Woodward Boulevard offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Tulsa architectural history.