The Oilman’s Daughter On 12th Street

FEATURED IN THE PIONEER WOMAN MAGAZINE Our FIRST LOCATION is on 7th Street. Resting on a corner lot minutes from The Pioneer Woman Mercantile, a wonderfully renovated 1920s Spanish Colonial Revival home. You will find luxury throughout with four bedrooms, four and a half baths. Relax in a rocking chair on the front porch, or in the expansive backyard with a fireplace and a gas grill. Enjoy the charm of this old house. The space You will find luxury throughout the newly renovated Spanish Colonial Revival home. It was built in the 1920s by the great-great granddaughter of Chief Paw-Hui-Skah, also known as Chief White Hair, for whom the town of Pawhuska was named. Fine linens and a king size bed adorn each bedroom. Two Master Suites are downstairs, while the remaining two bedrooms and baths are on the second floor. Each bathroom has a walk-in shower. A shower, soaking tub, and walk-in closet complete the newly added Master Suite, while French doors open to the spacious and private backyard. Plush towels, and all the essentials, are provided in each bathroom. Three bedrooms have en-suite baths, while the fourth bedroom has its own bath in the adjacent hallway. There is a Powder Room near the kitchen. The kitchen is well supplied. For the start of your day, there is also a coffee & tea bar. Multiple living areas, along with a Dining Room and Library complete the home. Whether dining, watching TV, listening to music, playing games, or putting your feet up, there is something for everyone. NOTE: There are steep stairs to the upstairs and also to the basement. The basement is for emergency use only. Guest access The whole house is available to you with the exception of locked cabinets and closets. There is parking in the front and back driveway. Other things to note Guests will be charged for damages and broken items.