Stylish Tudor in OKCs Urban Core

We so appreciated the remodeling that has been done to this stunning 1935 tudor! It still has original floors and gorgeous fireplace. Modern updates manage to maintain the style of the house wonderfully! The kitchen and master bath are outstanding! Kendra was a perfect host, texting to assure that we got into the house ok, and following up on something after the stay. We highly recommend this vrbo, and would definitely book it again! Thank you, Kendra!

The host was very welcoming and easy to be in touch with. The house had everything we needed, was clean, and exactly how the listing portrayed it.

The host was EXTREMLY accommodating. The house was updated throughout. The master bathroom was bigger than my bedroom at home. The only thing I had to supply was a flavored creamer for my coffee. Everything else was there.

We loved the actual home. It was clean and nicely decorated (the pictures are true to life). I'll outline our experience 1)Reservation Change - Owner updated my dates as our plans changed by one day - great experience 2) Checked in 1.5 hours early so that was helpful 3) We stayed 3 nights. One the 2nd day the AC started making a knocking sound which is right outside the master window which was annoying. We suspected it was overworked with the OKC 100 temps. 4) Evening of night 3...the house got up to 80 degrees and the AC was not cooling at all. We left the rental and booked a hotel in town. I asked the owner if they would credit us at least part of that final nights stay but we never heard back after my request. 5) The house is lovely. The driveway and landscaping are in need of much updating. The lawn was more dirt than grass. 6) The area....the immediate neighborhood seems to be families. They walk their dogs and I saw several children playing around. However, the property lot is adjacent to the rear parking lot of a neighborhood Walmart. The trucks making deliveries at 5am woke me up considering the master is closest to that parking lot. We saw several homeless/in-need individuals (wheelchairs on corners, pushing carts, sleeping under trees, fighting and yelling) all around the neighborhood and on all the streets to the house. The streets going to the home had multiple cannabis dispensaries...characteristic of the neighborhood I suppose.