2400 Terrace Dr

Bartlesville OK 74006

9126 sq. ft.

35485 sq. ft.

Single-Family

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

The Dahlgren House: a 1930s Spanish Colonial estate by Edward Buehler Delk, the architect of Tulsa’s Philbrook and Bartlesville’s La Quinta. 7 bedrooms, 8.5 baths, six fireplaces, an elevator, and a 15-foot-deep saltwater pool in one of Bartlesville’s best-known homes. Behind the white stucco and clay tile roof, the great room rises to a vaulted, beamed ceiling over a 6-foot stone hearth. A sweeping curved staircase with wrought-iron balusters anchors the foyer. Original wood paneling and hardwood floors run throughout, and the formal dining room has its own fireplace. The updates are where you want them: a fully renovated, expansive primary suite, a working elevator, two wet bars, a Florida room, a wine cellar, an office/library, and a recreation lounge with a full-size pool table. A separately keyed lower-level suite with private entrance, full bath, and kitchenette suits guests, multigenerational living, or potential rental income. Outside, the tiled saltwater gunite pool is framed by broad patios, firepit seating, and a balcony. A 3-car side-entry garage, additional parking, and extensive storage complete the property. A house with this pedigree rarely comes to market. Schedule a private showing.