Sarah Jordan

This brick Tudor sits in the heart of Edgemere Park, one of Oklahoma City’s nine historic neighborhoods. Established in 1926 as a progressive alternative to the city’s traditional grid, Edgemere Park was designed with curved streets centered around an area creek and expansive communal green spaces. Its original vision emphasized shared parks over private backyards, creating a neighborhood defined

Built in 1918, this warm and inviting Craftsman bungalow blends historic architectural character with generous modern living spaces. Nestled beneath old-growth sycamores planted as part of the original neighborhood plat, the home welcomes you with a gracious covered front porch—truly made for greeting neighbors and enjoying the daily rhythm of the community.Inside, an informal entry

Step into history with the Milton Scott House, c. 1907, the only Greek Revival residence in Mesta Park and a true architectural treasure. Spanning over 3,800 square feet, the residence offers four bedrooms, 4.1 baths, and a mindful balance of formal and casual spaces. The home’s gracious covered porches invite an outdoor lifestyle, with the second-story porch providing a stunning bird’s-eye view

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,