6101 Riviera Drive Oklahoma City, OK 73112

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Step back into an era when design reigned supreme. In 1962, a young Robert F. Reed, prodigy under the tutelage of Bruce Goff, designed what would become one of OKC’s finest Mid-century Modern masterpieces, the Blumenthal House. From the moment you pull up to the curb, you feel like you've been transported to Palm Springs in its heyday with the attractive desertscape greeting your entry. The u-shaped home design wraps neatly around a spacious front courtyard, ideal for entertaining. The plethora of windows generate a wealth of natural light in every room. One step inside and you'll be overcome with wonder at the elegance and dramatic style. The sunken main living area is framed by a perforated, brick accent wall, stunning built-in cabinetry, a series of french-style doors encased with glass, and one of the most majestic fireplaces you'll see. Reed's attention to detail and keen design sense are evident at every turn. The walnut floors carry from the primary living space into the main dining area, while the kitchen retains all of its vintage charm with tasteful, modern improvements. The study is dreamy and accentuates the indoor-outdoor vibe. The sunken primary suite shares the opposite side of the fireplace and includes a corner wall of windows, drawing you to a secluded stone patio. Ensuite you'll find a stylish bathroom with double vanity, spacious walk-in shower, and glass doors to another private patio space, as well as a pair of closets with folding doors inset with ostrich leather, a theme which is carried throughout the home. Down the well-lit hall, you'll find two more bedrooms and a jack-n-jill style bathroom that is freshly renovated in a more contemporary style. The back courtyards feel private and serene. This idyllic midmod dream is located on secluded Riviera Drive in the incredible Belle Isle neighborhood, with OKC Golf & Country Club just across the street. Invest in a living work of Mid-century art at the incomparable Blumenthal House.