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Dated: September 19 2026
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EDGEMERE PARK · OKLAHOMA CITY
114 NW 31st Street · Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
2 BEDROOMS | 1 BATHROOM | 987 SQ. FT. | $269,000
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday, September 20 · 2:00–4:00 PM
There is something unmistakable about a home that has evolved gracefully over nearly a century. At 114 NW 31st Street, original architectural character and thoughtful updates come together in a 1931 bungalow tucked into the tree-lined surroundings of Edgemere Park.
Hardwood floors, graceful arched openings, exposed brick and abundant natural light preserve the home's sense of history, while an updated kitchen and bath introduce a clean, contemporary counterpoint.
And for buyers drawn to the character of this part of Oklahoma City, there is an important distinction: this property does not fall under Historic Preservation restrictions.

THE INTERIORS
Inside, the home's original hardwood floors establish a warmth that carries throughout the living spaces. Arched openings soften the transitions from room to room, while exposed brick and original architectural details provide texture and a sense of permanence.
The living room is anchored by a classic fireplace, creating an inviting focal point and a natural gathering place within the home.

The home's intimate scale is part of its appeal. Living and dining spaces connect naturally, creating an easy rhythm for quiet mornings, dinners with friends and everyday life.

THE KITCHEN
Crisp white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, subway tile and patterned flooring give the kitchen a fresh perspective while remaining comfortably at home within the bungalow's original architecture.

Two bedrooms offer comfortable retreats with natural light and the flexibility to accommodate guests, a home office or creative space.

The updated bath pairs a frameless glass shower and white tile with dark accents and modern fixtures—a simple, sophisticated interpretation of the home's classic aesthetic.

OUTDOOR LIVING
Beyond the interiors, a fully fenced backyard unfolds beneath mature trees. The expansive multi-level deck creates an outdoor room of its own—equally suited to morning coffee, summer dinners or evenings spent beneath the Oklahoma sky.


A long driveway leads to a detached two-car garage, adding both practical storage and valuable off-street parking.

EDGEMERE PARK
Edgemere Park is known for its mature landscape, distinctive architecture and central Oklahoma City setting. From 114 NW 31st Street, Uptown 23rd, the Paseo Arts District, Midtown, Downtown Oklahoma City, the State Capitol and the OU Health campus are all within convenient reach.
Yet this particular property offers something buyers may not expect: 114 NW 31st Street does not fall under Historic Preservation restrictions.
For those who appreciate the beauty and established character of an older Oklahoma City neighborhood while preferring greater flexibility for the future, it is a distinction worth noting.
Buyers should independently verify applicable zoning, permitting, neighborhood requirements and restrictions related to any contemplated improvements.
AN INVITATION TO TOUR
Edgemere Park · Oklahoma City
Sunday, September 20 | 2:00–4:00 PM
2 BEDROOMS | 1 BATH | 987 SQ. FT. | 2-CAR GARAGE
$269,000
VIEW THE PROPERTYWendy Chong
REMAX Preferred
Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist
405-209-3880
With an illustrious real estate career spanning 26 years, Wendy Chong stands as a distinguished figure in Oklahoma real estate and is revered for her expertise in historic homes. Wendy has redefined r....
The seller has accepted your offer, but the home is not yours just yet. Understanding what happens after offer acceptance can replace a lot of nervous waiting with clear next steps. In the Oklahoma
EDGEMERE PARK · OKLAHOMA CITYA 1931 Bungalowwith Enduring Character114 NW 31st Street · Oklahoma City, Oklahoma2 BEDROOMS | 1 BATHROOM |
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