Résidence D'oklahoma City

There is a quality certain houses possess, call it gravitas, or simply good bones, that no renovation can manufacture. Elmwood Hall has it. Standing on a full acre in Forest Park since 1955, this Colonial Georgian residence carries the unhurried confidence of a house that has always known what it is.
Inside, rooms unfold with living in mind rather than display. A formal dining room and formal living room anchor the main level, while a den and library with a wood-burning fireplace invites an afternoon with a book. More unexpected is the billiards room, its custom solid ash bar inlaid with turquoise and set against stone flooring, suggesting a household that takes its leisure seriously. The kitchen, with Jenn-Air appliances and granite surfaces, opens onto these spaces rather than closing itself off. Upstairs, three bedrooms include a primary suite whose walk-in closet was once a fourth bedroom entirely; 2.5 baths include a primary bath with a Jacuzzi tub.
The practical matters have been handled with equal care. A 2020 refresh brought new windows, plantation shutters, and fresh paint throughout, while the infrastructure beneath the surface received its own quiet overhaul: a whole-house Generac generator, an on-demand water system, whole-house filtration and softening, plumbing and upstairs HVAC updated. An impact-resistant roof and aerobic septic system with a new aerator round out the essentials, alongside a garage with ceilings reaching roughly sixteen feet.
Beyond the walls, the property continues to impress. A saltwater pool, and beautiful trees give you a calming oasis.