163 Timberline Dr Mead, OK 73449
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About this home
Welcome to this beautifully updated home nestled among mature trees and just minutes from the shores of Lake Texoma. This charming property offers the perfect balance of peaceful country living with modern updates and conveniences, making it an ideal retreat or full-time residence. Step inside to discover a thoughtfully refreshed interior featuring brand-new flooring and fresh paint throughout, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere. The heart of the home is the large, open kitchen, equipped with sleek, brand-new appliances that will delight any home chef. Whether you’re preparing weeknight dinners or entertaining guests for the weekend, this space is both functional and stylish. The master suite has been transformed into a relaxing sanctuary with a remodeled bathroom showcasing updated finishes and a clean, modern design. It's the perfect space to unwind after a day on the lake or enjoying the outdoors. Outside, there is a 14 X 20 shop w/ cement floor, shelves, electricity as well as an RV hookup. The property is surrounded by mature trees that offer both shade and privacy. Enjoy your morning coffee or evening sunsets while taking in the pretty views from the porch or yard. The lot offers plenty of space for gardening, outdoor activities, or even future expansion. Exterior of home has new hardy plank siding. Located just a short drive from Lake Texoma, you’ll have easy access to boating, fishing, camping, and all the recreation the lake has to offer. Mead’s small-town charm combined with this home’s updates and proximity to one of Oklahoma’s most beloved lakes makes this a rare opportunity. This home is permanently affixed so will satisfy any type of mortgage or bank loan! Whether you're looking for a peaceful weekend getaway, a vacation rental investment, or a move-in ready home near the water, 163 Timberline Drive has it all. Don't miss your chance to own this updated gem in a prime location — schedule your showing today!
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