Originally built in 1954 and spotlighted in a 1956 Norman Transcript article, this mid century treasure found its first owners in Judge Paul and Lucille Harkey, who raised their three children in this historic abode. The residence retains many original architectural marvels, such as the living area's African mahogany panels sourced from a single trunk, a sunken fireplace with a striking copper surround, and structural steel I-Beams supporting 4”x12” wood roof beams salvaged from a 75-year-old Catholic school in southern Oklahoma. Prior to its change of ownership in 2020, the kitchen and hall bath underwent meticulous renovation. The current owners dedicated 18 months to perfecting every aspect of the property, including its mechanical systems. This impeccably maintained mid-century modern home brims with upgrades and distinctive features that must be seen to be believed. Upon entry, you're enveloped in natural light streaming through a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows, casting a warm glow over original wood walls and a sunken indoor fire pit. The remodeled, open-concept kitchen is ideal for hosting gatherings. The seamless layout boasts three full bedrooms and three full baths—a luxurious rarity for homes of this era. The master bedroom features a walk-in closet, and full bath. Situated in central Norman close to the OU campus this mid century home sits on .58 of an acre and offers a remodeled kitchen, new windows with marble sills, numerous original features, three-zone high-efficiency heat and air with ERV and HEPA filtration, as well as 8 zone radiant heated flooring throughout. Remodeled bathrooms, and an optional mother-in-law suite. Please refer to the additional document for a comprehensive list of improvements and systems, including new windows, a new TPO roof, Cat 5 and coaxial wiring, and more.