Sure wasn’t expecting that interior! This home was originally a telephone exchange building. “The Cove” was built in 1940 using materials from a church in Illinois that was built in 1873. It is located on .48 acre in Bethany, Oklahoma. The home has a stone exterior, stone fireplace and a coffered ceiling. In the atrium room where the spiral staircase and trees are, wonder if that is a stream that will run through it? The house has a really spacious kitchen. Four bedrooms, three bathrooms and 5,000 square feet. $720,000
Contact Linda J. Tracy-Ryburn with Ariston Realty: 405-476-5319
From the Zillow listing:
The icon of Bethany. What began as the former telephone exchange building, the sellers built “The Cove”, using lumber and building materials from a church in Illinois that was built in 1873, as well as flooring from the old Earl Harris house, a landmark residence, and many other historic buildings across the city. This house was built with an artist’s hands, incorporating other master craftsmen. Miller Gerardy was the architect. Sitting on 3 city lots, this home is a sight to see. Appraisal proves its square footage of 5000 sqft. Brand new roof, newer HVAC system. Open this Sunday from 1-5pm. Showings do not begin until Sunday at 1pm.
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