This home was built for the Sprehe family, but architect Robert Lawrence of the firm Noftsger & Lawrence lived in this home for over four decades until his death in 2011. His wife remained in the home until 2016, when new owners heavily remodeled it.

Sprehe House – Shellabarger

Sprehe House – stamp

Sprehe House – plot plan

Sprehe House – exterior

Sprehe house – elevations

Sprehe House – exterior elevations 2

Sprehe House – exterior elevations 3

Sprehe House – exterior elevations

Sprehe House – exterior stair detail

Sprehe House – brick planter and retaining wall

Sprehe House – floorplan

Sprehe House – entry and living room

Sprehe House – living room

Sprehe House – kitchen and dining room

Sprehe House – dining room

Sprehe House – kitchen details

Sprehe House – bar and den

Sprehe House – master bedroom

Sprehe House – master bedroom 2

Sprehe House – master bedroom hall

Sprehe House – second level floorplan

Sprehe House – second floor roof

Sprehe House – basement mechanical plan

Sprehe House – finish schedule

Sprehe House – fireplace detail

Sprehe House – foundation plan

Sprehe House – jambs

Sprehe House – sill and entry door

Sprehe House – shower detail

Sprehe House – mullion and window

Sprehe House – lighting fixture schedule

Sprehe House – lighting plan kitchen and living

Sprehe House – luminous ceiling kitchen

Sprehe House – second floor electrical

This home was designed by OU professor Fred Shellabarger.

Electrical Fixture Schedule

Floorplan

Bedroom wing

Guest room/office and carport

Living/dining/kitchen

Living/dining/club room