400 SW 28th Street presents a rare opportunity to acquire a historic property with significant redevelopment and adaptive reuse potential in Oklahoma City's Capitol Hill district. Originally constructed in 1910 as the Church of Little Flower, the property has served multiple roles throughout its history, including use as a funeral home and later as a private residence. Today, the asset offers a distinctive combination of architectural character, historical significance, and redevelopment flexibility for investors, entrepreneurs, developers, or preservation-minded buyers. Positioned on a prominent corner site, the property benefits from its location near the heart of Historic Capitol Hill and the Calle Dos Cinco corridor, an area that continues to attract public and private investment. Recent improvements in the surrounding district include Plaza Calle Dos Cinco, streetscape enhancements, public gathering spaces, housing investment, and initiatives focused on strengthening the area's historic commercial core. The property is also located approximately three minutes from the Wheeler District and within walking distance of Adelaide Lee Elementary School, providing proximity to established neighborhoods and ongoing community development. The existing structure contains substantial interior space, a basement, detached garage, and architectural elements reflective of its early twentieth-century origins. While the improvements require significant renovation, the property's history, corner visibility, commercial-use background, and location within one of Oklahoma City's most recognizable historic districts create multiple pathways for future use. Potential buyers may consider restoration, adaptive reuse, redevelopment, or other repositioning strategies subject to zoning and municipal approvals.