Enduring and stately, 326 NW 16th Street is a Spanish masterpiece. Here, timeless craftsmanship meets historic grandeur. Designed and constructed in 1929, the residence embodies exceptional architectural pedigree and is truly built to last.
Hand-painted wooden vigas span a full-width hallway, while the dramatic “Cathedral Room,” overlooked by a minstrel gallery, anchors the home with striking scale and presence. Leaded glass windows—each uniquely patterned—Moorish archways, and original ironwork along stairs and balconies reflect a level of artistry rarely preserved.
Rich in provenance, the home has been held by only four owners. Since 1985, the current owner has executed meticulous restorations and thoughtful enhancements, including a thoughtfully reconfigured kitchen that balances openness with defined spaces, a bar crafted from original cabinetry, an expanded primary suite with dual baths and closets, a renovated garage apartment for extended stays, and comprehensive mechanical upgrades. A significant restoration transformed the former Florida Room into a refined family den, complete with period-appropriate tile and custom starburst doors echoing the original dining room design.
The exterior is equally compelling, featuring cathedral windows, clover-shaped motifs, cast-stone columns, and verdigris-toned ironwork and lighting. Constructed with triple-layer clay block walls measuring approximately 18 inches thick, this is a residence of enduring substance and architectural distinction.
Featuring five bedrooms, five and one half baths, three living areas, and a library, space is abundant and purposeful. The basement boasts an additional 1,035 square feet and the garage apartment adds 454 square feet.
Situated within Heritage Hills, a national preservation district just north of Downtown, the location offers exceptional proximity to the city’s most vibrant districts, truly placing the home at the very heart of Oklahoma City.