20888 Forest Hill Ct Harrah, OK 73045
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About this home
Enjoy the perfect balance of peaceful country living with quick access to city conveniences. This move-in ready home sits on 1.66 acres and includes a 30x40 insulated workshop with electricity, plumbing ready for a future bathroom, and both 30-amp and 50-amp RV hookups. Inside, you’ll find a true five-bedroom layout designed for space and comfort. Two clusters of bedrooms, each with a full hall bath, make it easy to spread out while keeping everyone connected. The primary suite sits privately on the opposite side of the home and features a spacious bathroom with dual sinks, granite counters, a tiled shower, and a soaking tub. Tall ceilings, arched entryways, and large windows fill the home with light, while granite counters, a tiled backsplash, and new flooring throughout create a clean, modern feel. The utility room includes space for an extra refrigerator or freezer, adding to the home’s functionality. Step outside to your own private retreat. Enjoy a morning coffee on the covered patio, cast a line in the stocked pond with catfish and perch, or cool off in the new 12x22 in-ground pool. The yard is fenced with six-foot cedar for privacy, and the freshly painted exterior trim adds to the home’s curb appeal. Additional features include a Rainbird irrigation system, a large concrete driveway, a new walk-in tornado and safe room in the garage along with an in-ground storm shelter, and a Vivint home security system. Kitchen appliances, about four years old, will stay with the home. Located near the Kilpatrick and Kickapoo Turnpikes, you’ll enjoy quick access to the metro while coming home to true Oklahoma tranquility. This home has been gently lived in, beautifully maintained, and thoughtfully upgraded throughout.
Source: MLSOK #1195842
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