This home has the kind of character that is getting harder and harder to find. Original hardwood floors, vintage tile bathrooms, built-ins, and large rooms give this property a feel that a lot of buyers are looking for right now. It has been cared for over the years while still leaving room for someone to make it their own over time. The oversized living area opens into a huge screened porch that stretches almost the full width of the home. It feels like an additional living space and gives you a great spot to relax, entertain, or simply enjoy the outdoors without fighting the Oklahoma weather. Large windows throughout the home bring in a lot of natural light and help the spaces feel open and comfortable. The floorplan also offers flexibility with a separate bedroom and bath setup that could work well for guests, a home office, hobbies, or multi-generational living. The bedrooms are spacious and there is storage throughout the property both inside and out. Outside, you will find a large backyard, multiple storage buildings, and a barn-style workshop with loft storage and concrete access. The long driveway provides plenty of parking space for vehicles, trailers, or projects. Location is another major plus. This property sits near Tulsa Country Club, trails, shopping, dining, Midtown, and Downtown Tulsa while still offering a neighborhood feel. This is not a trendy flip trying to look like lots of other house online. It is a solid home with real character, usable space, and a lot of potential for the next owner.