4322 E 11th Street

Once a prominent flower emporium in Tulsa, this two-story edifice boasts a spacious attic equivalent in size to the main building. A grandiose classical staircase graces the entrance, leading to an upper level that once served as a captivating showcase for vases, plants, and more. Positioned to the right of the entrance is a sizable bar area, accompanied by a public bathroom; however, it's important to note that the bar itself is considered chattel and is excluded from the real estate sale. On the left side of the entrance lies a corridor lined with refrigerators that were utilized to exhibit exquisite flower arrangements—these refrigerators are integral to the sale and included therein. Beyond this hallway, at the terminus, is a distinct retail space that could function as an office or an independent storefront. This space features its own entrance, adding to the property's versatility. Situated at the rear of the building is an apartment that could serve as a kitchen employee center or a live-in space. Abundant storage compartments are strategically placed throughout the entire structure. The building's prime location on Route 66 adds to its appeal, given its historical significance. This makes the property an ideal candidate for conversion into a remarkable store or a variety of other business venture.