This Spanish Revival Estate in the Heart of Ada, OK isn’t just a home - it’s a story waiting to be told. With its signature red clay tile roof, arched architecture, and wrought iron fencing, the property exudes timeless charm and historic character from the moment you arrive. Inside, the home is filled with rare details and remarkable craftsmanship, including 1,200-year old wood sourced from a monastery in Tuscany. Shipped over during the Great Depression, this same wood can also be found in parts of the Woolaroc Museum in Bartlesville and is featured throughout the Great Room, dining room, and basement. Beneath the home’s elegant structure lies a fascinating past. A hidden speakeasy once operated in the basement, complete with two booths on either side of the fireplace and crafted with that same historic wood. The wraparound driveway was intentionally designed for discreet drop-offs at the back entrance during Prohibition. The layout of the home is just as impressive as its history. Multiple living areas offer flexibility for entertaining and everyday life, while a dedicated office provides an ideal work from home setup. The owner's suite is located on the main floor with custom woodwork and refined finishes, and a second suite upstairs offers privacy for guests or multi-generational living. Situated on a spacious, tree lined lot just minutes from downtown Ada, this one-of-a-kind property offers unmatched potential. Currently operating as a successful income producing Airbnb, the property offers immediate potential for investors or anyone looking to own a home that pays for itself. Whether you're restoring it to its original glory or bringing your own vision to life, this one-of-a-kind estate is more than real estate - it’s a piece of Ada, Oklahoma History!