This classic ranch style house is nestled on a quiet stretch of Evanston Avenue in one of midtown Tulsa's most desirable neighborhoods, Charlane Estates. Situated beautifully on its corner lot, the house was built in 1953. It's said that the developer of the division built it for himself and his wife, Charlane, for whom he named the area. Other original ranch style homes surround the house. The exterior and large wood burning fireplace are built of Tennessee Crab Orchard Stone. The house features oak floors throughout and original pocket doors in some rooms. A wide entry offers glass shelving display. The living room opens to the dining room; family room features a wall of built-in shelving. The kitchen offers plenty of storage and a bar for seating. The original mid-century tiles, mirrors, and other fixtures are preserved in the two main bathrooms. The office could also serve as a studio or for other uses. There are plantation shutters throughout. Storage is ample, with a coat closet, hall closet, and walk-in cedar closet in addition to a large walk-in closet in the main bedroom. The spacious second bedroom features two large closets. An attic provides additional storage space, as does a backyard shed. A large, two-car garage has a workbench and additional storage. An ADT Security System was installed 18 months ago with sensors on all windows and doors. A covered stone patio offers plenty of space for seating and dining, along with outdoor stereo speakers. Professional landscaping surrounds the house, and a sprinkler system has been updated and regularly maintained. If you're looking for a one-story vintage home in midtown, this warm, inviting home may be the one!