$1,290,000

Built in 1929 and inspired by an English country estate, Newby Manor is one of Lincoln Terrace’s most distinctive Tudor residences. Set on a generous corner lot near OU Health Sciences Center and the State Capitol, the home pairs nearly a century of architectural character with an extraordinary, comprehensive renovation. The improvements go far beyond finishes: all-new HVAC, plumbing and electrical systems, spray foam insulation, a Class 4 roof, and an entirely reconfigured floor plan. The kitchen and every bathroom are new, with materials and craftsmanship selected to complement the original architecture. Inside, more than 4,800 square feet feature Saltillo tile, round-cased archways, intricate brickwork, and a magnificent original half-circle maple staircase. Restored or rebuilt operable solid wood windows preserve another defining detail. Three living areas, formal dining, two bars, and four bedrooms, each with an ensuite bath and custom closet, offer exceptional flexibility. The kitchen features walnut cabinetry, soapstone countertops, and Thor appliances; marble, Zellige tile, hardwood floors, and unlacquered brass and polished nickel fittings continue throughout. A conditioned, waterproofed basement provides additional possibilities. Outdoors, the substantial lot includes a new driveway, fencing, and sprinkler system. The detached two-car garage retains its Tudor brickwork and cross-timbering, with 492 square feet above for a potential guest suite, studio, or office. The Newby Manor offers the character and craftsmanship of a landmark historic home, with the systems, layout, and finishes buyers seek today.