This stately Georgian Colonial home welcomes you to Tulsa’s iconic Sunset Terrace. The owners of the last two decades have lovingly updated it to include the expected modern conveniences but also pay homage to its historical roots. This house has featured prominently in Tulsa’s history featured several times in the Tulsa World, even making the front page of the 1953 Thanksgiving Day issue for how the homeowners celebrated the holiday. This home has welcomed national gatherings, foreign dignitaries, educators and artists. It is finally ready for its next chapter and the story that you will tell living here. Built in 1928 at the height of the roaring 20’s, no detail was spared. The original oak floors still gleam, and most importantly the flow of the home easily guides you through from room to room. Many of the floor supports in this home are made from steel I beams!! This home was built when quality reigned over profit. Soaring 9’ ceilings with original picture rails, a breathtaking marble fireplace with intricately carved details on the mantle introduce you to the living room. Copper gutters and copper details above the bay windows harken to another era. The kitchen is quite spacious for this era home and was updated by the current homeowners. It currently includes a new dishwasher and almost new refrigerator. This home also features a brand new washer in dryer in the dedicated laundry room. Walking outside, you will fall in love with the professionally landscaped yard featuring peach and apricot trees, a dedicated and separately fenced dog area as well as a solar operated gate to allow access into your private oasis. Your oversized two car garage even has the footprint and infrastructure to restore the former garage quarters. Perfectly located, you will be walking distance to Brookside, The Gathering Place, Philbrook Museum, Woodward Park and so much more of Tulsa’s most popular venues. There is nothing this home needs except for you.