3400 wildwood court

Designed in 1959 as a direct commission by Bruce Goff — one of the most significant American architects of the 20th century — the Russell Collins House is one of fewer than a handful of verified Goff original commissions remaining in Northeast Oklahoma, individually identified as National Register eligible in the Bartlesville Historic Survey and featured in the Architectural Observer. Set on 0.87 acres of mature, private landscape that feels entirely removed from the world while remaining central to Bartlesville, this 4-bed, 2-bath, 2,619 sqft (AP) home is offered fully furnished with minimal exclusions — a rare opportunity to step into a living work of architecture as it was meant to be experienced. Original Goff elements are present throughout and thoughtfully preserved: clerestory ribbon windows that draw natural light into the interior, the diamond-style geometric carport that reads as sculpture from the approach, original kitchen cabinetry, the vintage electric stove (professionally restored), original accordion interior doors, and the gas-and-wood fireplace with its two original flues and fully restored masonry. These are not approximations of the original design. They are the original design. Since 2020, nearly $200,000 in documented improvements — architectural integrity preserved, every critical system overhauled. Dual-zone HVAC (Mitsubishi + Trane, 2021); 200-amp electrical to code; full plumbing overhaul (2021); flat roof + 2-flue chimney restoration (2022); copper flashings; all 7 sliding doors and screens restored (2022); cork flooring (lower level); driveway replaced (2022); complete sewer line replacement (2024). Stone walkways in final stages of restoration. For the buyer who has been looking for a Goff house: this is it. For the buyer who simply wants to live beautifully, privately, and thoughtfully in a home unlike anything else on the market: you have found what you've been looking for. Private showings by appointment. Buyer vetting required.