The Cosden Residence

The Cosden Residence, situated in the original three ground-floor garage bays of the Cosden carriage house on the McFarlin estate, offers a distinctive opportunity to call the historic property home. Built in 1912 by Josh Cosden, the Prince of Petroleum, this beautifully furnished one-bedroom, one-bathroom residence pairs the character of a historic Tulsa setting with the comfort and convenience of modern living. Decorated in earth and wood tones with bronze sculptures and Americana furnishings, including an 18th century dining room table from the Massachusetts Bay Colony and a Georgian bedroom dresser, the space is the most private of the residences on the estate. It features high windows providing ample natural light. 

Spanning approximately 750 square feet, Cosden features a spacious living area, fully equipped kitchen and butcher block counters, in-residence washer and dryer, high-speed internet, utilities, a private entrance and private gated parking. Thoughtfully furnished throughout, the residence retains a sense of American history from the 18th through 20th centuries, and individuality that sets it apart from a traditional furnished apartment.

Residents also enjoy access to McFarlin Mansion’s resort-style pool, subject to availability, creating a residential experience unlike virtually anything else in Tulsa. Available for a minimum 30-day term, the Cosden Residence is especially well suited for executives, professionals in transition, extended business stays, relocation needs, or anyone seeking a furnished Tulsa home with privacy, character, and a remarkable sense of place.