3216 Nw 18th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73107

Originally built by G.A. Nichols, this two-story Craftsman with a brick-piered front porch with painted exposed rafter ceiling and side patio with stained pergola that sits on 0.34 tree-shaded acres in Linwood Place. The front room is full of original detail: a dark-stained box-beam ceiling, a floor-to-ceiling double-arch stone fireplace whose mantel and corbels you'll have to touch to believe aren't carved wood, and multi-tier display niches flanking the firebox, with solid oak plank floors underneath it all that extend through the main public spaces. Classic Craftsman columns rise from dark pony walls at the entrance to the formal dining room, with a matching box-beam coffered ceiling and half-timber wainscoting. The galley kitchen pairs ceiling-height white Shaker cabinetry with dark granite and a built-in beverage center, opening to a breakfast room of white shiplap and divided-light windows on two walls. A second living area was added later and detailed in deliberate harmony with the front: matching box-beam ceiling, dark casings, and a wall of built-in bookcases wrapping a window seat. The front oak staircase and a back staircase from the kitchen meet on a landing before continuing up together. The master bedroom has crown molding, vintage mock fireplace, brand new windows, and closets in all four corners. The upstairs bath was recently updated with a double vanity, gold fixtures and mirrors, and a shower with large-format subway tile. A stacked laundry was added upstai