Set along coveted Avondale Drive, in the heart of Nichols Hills, this extraordinary 1932 white Colonial is a love letter to timeless architecture, thoughtful reinvention, and the art of living beautifully. Rooted in classic American and British design, the residence was reimagined, preserving its historic soul while introducing an unexpected collection of richly layered, deeply personal spaces.
Original hardwood floors, gracious proportions, and multiple living areas create a sense of warmth and permanence. A timeless white kitchen, appointed with calcutta marble countertops, anchors the home, while the more intimate spaces reveal its true personality. A jewel-box bar wrapped in Fortuny Fabric walls and antique mirrors feels borrowed from another era. A striking powder bath, dressed in onyx and terracotta, is just one of the many delightful departures from tradition. Every turn offers something worth discovering.
The main-level primary suite is a private world of its own. Vaulted ceilings, a secluded lounge, and a private patio create an extraordinary retreat, while separate his-and-hers baths and dressing rooms offer two distinct expressions of luxury. Hers is decidedly romantic, with French-inspired details, pink onyx countertops, and a dedicated cedar closet. His is tailored and masculine, with a distinctly Ralph Lauren sensibility and a rather wonderful secret: a concealed cocktail lounge, complete with its own wet bar.
Upstairs, three beautifully appointed en suite bedrooms and a generous bonus room offer comfort and privacy for family and guests.
Beyond the interiors, the grounds feel almost enchanted. Expansive patios and Mature trees create an intimate, beautifully secluded setting.
Completing the estate is a four-car garage with a fully functioning apartment above, offering an exceptional space for guests. A home of remarkable character, quiet grandeur, and a little bit of magic. The kind of property that could never be replicated.
