Résidence Unifamiliale à Bartlesville

This Georgian home was built by Frank Phillips & gifted to his son, John Gibson Phillips & Mildred Beattie Phillips. Originally constructed in 1925. It embodies elegance & history. The columned archway entrance, & architectural features w/natural light throughout are a part of the abundant charm. The first floor consists of a formal living room. A wonderful space for entertaining, it has time period light fixtures, hardwood floors, bookcases w/glass pane doors & a fireplace. The sunroom has an Italian tile interior fountain & a fireplace. The formal dining is elegant w/its stately chandelier & the pantry has pine counter tops an ice maker & built-in storage space, large sink. The kitchen has granite & stainless steel countertops an Island, Wolf stove w/six burners & a breakfast nook. The morning room is a peaceful place to relax, read or just take in the day. There is a half bath that commemorates John’s trip to Kansas City. On the second floor, follow the staircase & run your hands up the striking mahogany banister. There are four bedrooms that are generous in size & hardwood floors & each room has its own private bath. The primary bedroom has walk-in closets w/built-ins & the large office is surrounded by natural light w/plantation shutters. The third floor has a living space, Bedroom & bath, plus lots of storage. Descending into the basement, you will be delightfully surprised by the amount of space you will have. Let your creative mind take off. One room is very large that is paneled w/two display cases, built-in bench. Plus a walk-in closet. Then next is the large utility room w/three sinks, & another large work room for those who enjoys having a project. Do you need space for your guest? The carriage house has two bedrooms, one full bath & good size living space & kitchen, below is a three car garage. The backyard oasis offers a place to enjoy the outdoors, either relaxing under the pergola or by the pool.