$350,000

Set among the tree-lined streets of Historic Brookhaven, this red-brick cottage presents a classic facade to the street and reveals an updated interior within. A steep front gable, columned entry, dark shutters, and manicured landscaping create a polished first impression. Inside, the formal living room is filled with natural light from divided-light windows, with hardwood floors underfoot and a tile inlay marking the entry. The room opens directly into the kitchen, where blue cabinetry, granite countertops, brass hardware, a mosaic-tile backsplash, stainless appliances, a gas range, and under-cabinet lighting bring color and personality to the space. A breakfast bar provides casual seating, while built-in shelving and wide cased openings keep the surrounding spaces connected. The second living room offers another place to gather, with hardwoods that continue, abundant natural light, a fireplace flanked by built-in bookcases, and access to the backyard. The primary bedroom overlooks the backyard and patio, with a board-and-batten accent wall and an expansive closet; the spacious primary bath features double floating vanities and a whirlpool tub. The secondary bedroom is perfect for guests or an office, and the second full bath adds black shiplap, white subway tile, and a penny-tile floor. A dedicated utility and mudroom off the kitchen adds everyday function. The fully fenced backyard offers mature shade trees, established landscaping, a full sprinkler system, and a curved concrete patio with plenty of room for outdoor living. Brookhaven is one of Oklahoma City's most cherished hidden-gem neighborhoods, with winding streets, a leafy canopy, and the natural edge of Deep Fork Creek giving the area a distinct sense of place. Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, Classen Curve, Nichols Hills Plaza, and major highway connections are all nearby, keeping the home well connected to the surrounding urban core.