Set on a corner lot in the SoSA neighborhood, one of Oklahoma City's most architecturally interesting urban areas, this four bedroom modern home fits right into the scene. Crisp white exterior, enormous windows, warm natural materials, and relaxed landscaping give the home an atmosphere that feels less like a traditional new build and more of a home you might stumble upon somewhere along the coast. The inspiration is this: easy beach-house living translated for life in the middle of Oklahoma City, and it is truly what makes this home stand apart. Designed with an established, lived in warmth, while only having had just one previous owner. 3,855 square feet unfold across two levels. Four graciously sized bedrooms, with the primary suite on the main level. Natural light is one of the home's most defining and beloved characteristics, with large glass windows reaching from nearly floor to ceiling. Warm gray aggregate floors, plaster surfaces and reeded wood details add depth and warmth to the first level. Second level shifts to french oak wood floors to maintain the homes coastal character. Positioned privately on the main floor, the primary suite creates a quiet retreat from the secondary bedrooms with direct access to the private patio. The primary bath continues the homes emphases on calm materials, natural light, and understated design. Motorized shades allow the homes abundant light to be controlled at the touch of a remote button. The heated and cooled garage with custom epoxy flooring turns a traditional garage into a space that can comfortably accommodate vehicles, hobbies, storage or projects throughout the changing climates. 901 N Francis was designed to feel different but with simple intentions. Clean architecture, cozy sunny rooms, warm finishes, interesting textures. A little urban, a little coastal, and all together completely unique and its own.
