1920s Owen Park Remodel | DT+Gathering PL < 10 min

About this listing

The home is set on a beautiful double hillside lot on a quiet dead end street in Historic Owen Park

★”This place was a 10 out of 10. You don’t get any better than that. Great home with a great host!” – Marcus

✰ Multi-level deck w/ seating and BBQ
✰ 1000Mbps Wifi
✰ Netflix, ESPN+, Disney+
✰ 3 Roku TVs
✰ Games
✰ Fully equipped + stocked kitchen
✰ Quartz
✰ Memory foam
✰ W/D
✰ Self check-in
✰ Rainfall shower tower
✰ Bathtub
✰ Pack-N-Play (crib),High Chair
✰ Pets- 2 dogs only, 60 lbs max, $100 fee

This gorgeous totally gut renovated downtown bungalow was originally built in 1920. A full gut renovation down to the studs was completed.

The home is 2 miles to DT, BOK Center, Cox, Tulsa Arts District, Cain’s, Brady Theater, and ONEOK and 10 minutes from the Gathering Place

There are two bedrooms, each has a Queen bed. The living room has a Queen sofa bed and a twin sofa bed (linens and pillows in bins in dining area). Each bedroom has a 55″ Roku TV, the living room has a 65″. The house is 1,150 square feet.

The yard has some steep areas. The multi-level deck is at a high height on all sides. Stairs are required to access its different levels.

The garage is locked and not accessible. Guests may see our housekeeper accessing it if she has a cleaning at the next door property which is also our listing.

You will be sent codes for keyless entry.

There is a Ring Video Doorbell at the front door, there is also a Ring Motion Detector Floodlight camera attached to the left side of the house that overlooks the left side of the house and the yard. There are also motion detector lights around the property and in the front entrance.

Please remember that you are staying in a home, not a hotel, and treat it as you would your own. If any issues arise, we will do our best to resolve ASAP, however please do realize that no one is living on-site 24/7.

The home is located in historic Owen Park. The neighborhood was established in 1910 and was included on the National Register of Historic Places in 1999. The neighborhood is a historic district with some of the oldest homes in Tulsa. Revitalization is in progress. You will see a mix of homes from those that have not been updated in decades (and are in need of work) to newer renovations and occasionally even some new construction. Please be advised that if you want to be in a neighborhood with all new and updated homes then this neighborhood might not be to your liking. The home however has been fully updated and is new throughout. Most people do love being in one of Tulsa’s oldest neighborhoods! The oldest surviving house in Tulsa is in Owen Park

Set in Tulsa’s historic Owen Park neighborhood, the home is close to all that downtown has to offer in nightlife, dining, and entertainment.

Tulsa short-term rental license number STR20-00018