Located on a spacious corner lot in historic Lincoln Terrace, just one block north of OUHSC and seven blocks southeast of the Oklahoma State Capitol, The Newby Manor stands as a blend of timeless elegance and thoughtful modern restoration. Built in 1929 and inspired by the charm of an English country home, this beautifully restored estate offers over 4,800 square feet of luxurious living space, all thoughtfully designed for today’s homeowner. Step inside to discover architectural details that tell a story—Saltillo tile floors, graceful round-cased archways, and a stunning original half-circle maple staircase that anchors the entry. The home’s classic character is balanced by modern function, with a flawless floorplan that includes four bedrooms, each with ensuite baths and custom closets, three elegant living areas, a formal dining room, two bar areas, and a fully updated kitchen outfitted with premium Thor appliances. The craftsmanship throughout is impeccable: restored or rebuilt solid wood operable windows, four working fireplaces, and high-end finishes like unlacquered brass window and door fittings, walnut cabinets, polished nickel bathroom fixtures, marble and Zellige tiles throughout, soapstone countertops, and hardwood floors. A basement—conditioned, waterproofed, and equipped with overhead lighting and a sump pump provides space for a multitude of future uses. Outside, the detached two-car garage features original Tudor brickwork and charming cross-timber details, with a 492-square-foot space above—ideal for a guest suite, studio, office, or income-producing rental. The Newby Manor retains its architectural integrity while offering all new major systems, including HVAC, plumbing, electrical, spray foam insulation, a new fence, driveway, sprinkler system, and a Class 4 architectural shingle roof. This is more than a home—it’s a legacy property, masterfully restored and ready for the next chapter

HouseOklahoma City (United States)
Price :
$1,460,000
bedrooms4 bathrooms5 land1,133 m²

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