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• There are many historic homes in the Tulsa area, but probably none have a more colorful past than the Sophian Plaza.
• Built in 1929 among the lavish mansions of that era, the Sophian Plaza was intended to be a luxury retreat for oil elite and destined to become the home of many mistress apartments. Stories are still told of lavish and unruly parties attend by famous oil barons, politicians and the sports elite?during Prohibition, no less.
• This home has been extensively updated with stunning results. Although refurbished with upscale amenities, the amazing river views, wonderful Midtown location and the legend of notorious past residents add immeasurable charm.
• Formerly a gated waiting area for guests to be formally received, the Entry Hall with jazz plaster walls has been divided and one section currently serves as an Office Grotto.
• Formal Living Room is extraordinarily spacious with picture frame molding, hardwoods and large windows. Arched doorway opens to the Office Grotto with track lighting ideal for computer viewing.
• Study or Second Living Area was originally the Library and has built-in bookshelves. It is centrally located and bridges the Formal Living Room and Formal Dining Room.
• Kitchen has butcher block center island and the original Butler?s Pantry with leaded glass cabinet doors lines one wall. riginal residents of this unit were fortunate because they had a maid?s suite. Today?s owners are fortunate because that space has increased the size of the Kitchen and allowed for a Laundry Room with sink. The counter tops are Carthage granite. Stainless steel appliances include gas cook top and oven, French door refrigerator with 2 freezer drawers and convection/microwave.
• Both Bedrooms are Suites with private Baths. Master has Entry Vestibule with walk-in closet. Pristine Master Bath has a mix of original and updated fixtures.
• Second Bedroom is very large with private Bath. The windows that used to bring in cool breezes from the Arkansas River now provide vistas of that same river.