Welcome to South Oak, a hundred-year-old brick cottage that sits on a quarter acre of land at the base of Mount Sequoyah, seven blocks from Fayetteville's Square and 1.5 miles from the University of Arkansas.

A herringbone brick path leads from the private two-car driveway up to the front door, winding between a mature oak tree and a flowerbed of roses and hydrangeas. Push-out casement windows open up to the Ozarks in the South. Recent updates include an entryway renovation with imported English tile, along with a refinished antique front door from Mississippi. Every window in the house has been replaced with high-end Windsor windows, with wood interior and aluminum clad exterior fittings; natural light is in abundance in this home. The bathroom has been remodeled in an updated but classic style featuring all-porcelain tile, tub and sink. A Speed Queen commercial washer and dryer are included for your convenience.

Following an after-meal walk home from one of downtown Fayetteville's many fine restaurants, you can enjoy sweeping sunset views of the Ozarks from the top of the hill in the backyard. Or if eating at home, bring your food out of the dining room's french outswing double doors onto the 450 square foot clear-roofed patio, the perfect place to eat dinner while watching the families of deer that roam the Mount Sequoyah forests behind this property. A vegetable garden remains on site from the homeowner, teeming with tomatoes, green beans and squash.

South Oak is the perfect home for anyone wanting to live in the heart of Fayetteville while remaining tucked away in their own private oasis.