19733 Johnson Ave Purcell, OK 73080
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Welcome to 19733 Johnson Ave, Purcell, OK, a rare opportunity to own your own peaceful retreat just minutes from town. Situated on 10 private, scenic acres, this beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 1,920 sq ft home offers the perfect balance of space, functionality, and natural beauty. As you arrive, you’re greeted by a long, private driveway that sets the tone for the seclusion and tranquility this property provides. Step inside to find a spacious and inviting living area with vaulted ceilings, a cozy fireplace, and abundant natural light. The kitchen is well-appointed with plenty of counter space, solid cabinetry, and a layout that works just as well for quiet weeknight dinners as it does for weekend entertaining. The home also features a large laundry/mudroom, two-car attached garage, and a comfortable flow throughout. All thoughtfully designed to fit everyday life. Outside is where the true magic begins. Relax on the shaded patio while enjoying views of open fields and mature trees. A shared pond offers a peaceful place to fish, reflect, or simply enjoy nature. The acreage includes a loafing shed, fenced pasture, and a workshop or storage building, perfect for livestock, hobbies, or equipment. Whether you're dreaming of a hobby farm, a place to raise animals, or just room to roam, this property delivers. With ample flat land, there's plenty of space to build a barn, start a garden, or simply enjoy the wide-open sky. Located just minutes from Purcell, and an easy drive to Norman, Moore, and Oklahoma City, you’ll enjoy the best of both worlds, peaceful country living with quick access to dining, shopping, and major employers. And with the highly rated Purcell School District, it's a smart choice for families too. If you’ve been searching for a home where you can spread out, slow down, and truly enjoy your space then 19733 Johnson Ave is it. Come see what country living should feel like.
Source: MLSOK #1183169
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