Property Description

This is the one you've been waiting for. A two-story traditional in Cleveland UCD, one of OKC's most sought-after neighborhoods, with great bones, thoughtful updates, and a backyard made for real life.The street presence alone is worth pausing on. Painted in a deep, earthy green with crisp white trim and a welcoming covered entry, the house carries itself with quiet confidence. Step inside and you're met with original hardwood floors and built-in shelving flanking the living room. The dining room sits opposite the entry stairs, anchored by a floor-to-ceiling built-in with brass hardware and a white quartz countertop, before opening into the kitchen and den. Updated with white shaker cabinets, dark countertops, a subway tile backsplash, open floating shelves, a stainless steel range hood, and an island with bar seating, the kitchen is practical enough for a Tuesday night and presentable enough for a dinner party.At the back of the main level, the kitchen opens into a sunroom and den with beamed ceilings, vertical shiplap paneling, and a wood-burning stone fireplace. The sunroom earns its place - light pouring in, vaulted ceilings overhead, and French doors opening onto the backyard deck. A combined bath and laundry room anchored by an oval leaded-glass window adds a touch of the unexpected.Upstairs, the primary suite connects to an en suite bath with a walk-in tile shower and granite vanity. Two additional bedrooms share a well-appointed full guest bath with dark stone counters. The hardwoods continue throughout, and the upper hallway with its warm wood railing and recessed lighting has a residential ease that's hard to manufacture. Out back, a large fenced yard shaded by mature trees gives way to a wood deck, a stone path, and a detached garage. Both HVAC systems and the water heater have been replaced in the last few years. With updated systems, generous living spaces, and a backyard that invites you to slow down, 2500 NW 26th is ready for whoever comes next.

Upcoming Open Houses

Property Features

Local Schools