2139 Rivanna Way Edmond, OK 73034
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About this home
Nestled in one of East Edmond’s most coveted communities, Bella Terra, this stunning 4-bedroom, 3.5 bathroom home has a spacious upstairs bonus room with half bath and offers a rare blend of comfort, style, and modern upgrades that are sure to impress. From the moment you arrive, the extensive landscaping will capture your attention. Started in 2023, the outdoor oasis features a beautifully designed stone patio, a charming pergola perfect for entertaining, and eight mature trees that create a serene, park-like setting. Inside and out, the home has been meticulously maintained and thoughtfully upgraded. Recent enhancements include fresh paint throughout, a newly installed fence enclosing most of the property with three access gates, and a premium Halo 5-stage water softener system. A new roof and gutter system with guards were installed in 2023, offering both function and peace of mind. For added security and convenience during Oklahoma’s stormy seasons, the property is equipped with a powerful 22 kW Generac generator and a whole-home surge protector. In 2024, the downstairs HVAC system was replaced with a top-of-the-line Lennox 24 SEER ultra-efficient unit, backed by a 12-year extended warranty. To maximize energy efficiency, the attic insulation has also been upgraded to R-38. If you don't need a fourth bedroom, convert and use the front downstairs bedroom as a dedicated study! With its beautiful hardwood floors, versatility for this room is abundant! This home is more than just move-in ready—it’s been thoughtfully enhanced with high-quality updates that you won’t find elsewhere. With too many improvements to list, this is truly a must-see property. Schedule your private tour today and experience the unmatched beauty and comfort of Bella Terra living.
Source: MLSOK #1171042
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