223 10th

A rare blend of historic architecture and modern comfort, this 5-bedroom, 2-bath Tudor Revival home stands proudly on a spacious corner lot near downtown Durant. This home, built around 1936, captures the enduring craftsmanship of the era with freshly painted brickwork, rock accents, and arched stone entryways that set an unmistakable tone of character and permanence.
Inside, the home has been fully updated with today's living in mind. The new kitchen features beautifully painted hardwood cabinetry, granite countertops, and contemporary fixtures—all while preserving the warmth and soul of the original design. The formal dining room flows seamlessly into a large main living area centered around a gas log fireplace. A second living space just off the side entry provides easy access to the yard and covered porch, making it an ideal spot for casual gatherings or flexible day-to-day use.
Upstairs, three oversized bedrooms share a full bath, while two additional bedrooms and a second bath downstairs offer practical layout options for families or guests. Clever built-in storage and use of space are tucked into every nook, a hallmark of early 20th-century residential design.
Outside, the nearly half-acre lot has been re-sodded and offers mature shade, a detached carport, storm cellar, and a separate workshop/storage building. A new architectural shingle roof, along with updated plumbing and electrical fixtures, bring peace of mind without compromising the home’s timeless aesthetic.
If you’re looking for something with architectural presence, functional space, and thoughtful updates—this is it.