718 NE 16th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73104

About this home

Originally built as a duplex in 1928 and beautifully converted into a single-family residence in recent years, this handsome Tudor in Lincoln Terrace offers spacious rooms, exceptional functionality, and the architectural character that defines Lincoln Terrace. The home's original duplex footprint lends itself particularly well to a single-family conversion, creating a versatile floor plan with four bedrooms, three and one-half bathrooms, two spacious living areas, dual staircases, and covered porches on both levels. A large, open kitchen is well appointed with ample workspace and storage, complemented by a formal dining room and separate pantry. The main-level primary suite features a spacious ensuite bathroom and shared closet, with direct access to the utility room. This convenient connection is one of several features that make the home's historic floor plan particularly well suited to contemporary needs. Upstairs, additional bedrooms, a second living area, and access to the upper covered porch provide comfortable accommodations and flexibility for family and guests. Each bedroom enjoys direct bathroom access, a particularly desirable feature in a home of this era. An unfinished basement provides additional storage and utility space. Outside, a newly constructed deck creates an inviting setting for entertaining, overlooking a generously sized, shaded backyard. A detached two-car garage completes the property. Jewel-toned tile, colorful wallpapers, bold paint choices, and original details make this home feel like it is shouting with positivity and good  Situated immediately south of the Oklahoma State Capitol complex and north of the OU Health Sciences Center campus, Lincoln Terrace is celebrated for its remarkable collection of historic homes and architectural diversity. Widely regarded as one of Oklahoma City's most architecturally significant neighborhoods, it offers a distinctive residential setting in the heart of the city.