Some homes just have a presence — and 1228 Marlboro Lane is one of them. Built in 1947 in the heart of Nichols Hills, this home has been genuinely transformed — not flipped, not patched — rebuilt with intention. The walls were raised to give you 10-foot ceilings downstairs. The kitchen was relocated and expanded. A butler's pantry was added. Hardwood floors nailed throughout. Two primary suites on the main level — each with their own private bath — is the kind of layout that sounds good on paper and feels even better in person. A third full bath rounds out the main level nicely. Natural light pours through large windows throughout. The kitchen and living area open to each other with a flow that actually works for how people live. Just beyond is the original living room — a second gathering space for quieter evenings or a little separation when life calls for it. The dining area was made for hosting. Upstairs adds a bedroom, full bath, loft, and extra storage — a great flex space for however you need it. An oversized pantry, indoor storm shelter, and attached garage check every practical box. The backyard is compact and easy to maintain — which means more time enjoying what makes this location so special. Step outside and you're walking distance to neighborhood parks and the jogging and walking trails along Grand. This neighborhood transforms beautifully from fall through winter — Nichols Hills is one of OKC's most beloved places to be as the seasons change. Just off Grand, you're also close to Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, great restaurants, and some of the best shopping in OKC. Nichols Hills is one of OKC's most coveted addresses — and the character and craftsmanship of 1228 Marlboro Lane earns every bit of its place here.