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729 NW 38th Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73118

Residential (Single Family Residence)

0.56 Acres
10993 Sqft Living Area

10 Bedrooms

13 Bathrooms (12 Full, 1 Half)

Year Built: 1936

$2,500,000

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RAREST OF OPPORTUNITIES to own an enchanting OKC estate steeped in history. Chosen to be the Symphony Show House both in 1997 AND 2024, this stunning home just received updating in many of the rooms that stayed after the Show House ended: fresh paint, gorgeous designer wall paper, a unique concrete finish in the basement and much more. This jewel of Crown Heights is on the National Registry of Historic Homes and has had only two owners. Originally two homes built in the early 1930's, the Dolese family purchased the neighboring home in the 40's, merging the two. The current architectural masterpiece was completed by the current owners after they purchased in 1997 and found the original blueprints as well as the Dolese's planned expansion blueprints and added their own personal touch to create the 15,850 MOL sq ft, forty-six room grand estate you see today. The first floor houses a stunning dining room, multiple living spaces, the kitchen, the original master suite and an additional bedroom suite. Upstairs offers multiple bedrooms, bathrooms and living spaces. The basement houses the famed ballroom, his and hers bathrooms, two living areas with a bar, and an incredible play room. Make a piece of OKC history your own and add your legacy to this magnificent residence. Tax records lists home as 10,993 sq ft in the two stories above grade. The 4,857 MOL sq ft finished basement creates a total sq ft of 15,850 MOL. Historic Preservation Zoning District, requires Historic Preservation Commission review for alterations. Photos were taken during Show House, most furnishings are no longer in the home, and if they are, they most likely have been sold and are just awaiting pickup.