2210 Lakewood Dr Chickasha, OK 73018
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**Stunning 4+ Bedroom Home in The Harbors – One of Grady County’s Most Sought-After Neighborhoods!** This impressive 3,649 sq. ft. steel-framed home offers 4 bedrooms (with potential for 5+), 2.5 baths, and even plumbing upstairs to add another. Built in 2001, it boasts new flooring with no carpet downstairs, all stainless appliances, a new built-in oven and dishwasher (2024), and a brand-new HVAC system in the attic (2024). The spacious 4-car garage includes a storm shelter, and the oversized attic offers incredible storage. A grand entrance and staircase set the tone for luxury, while the master ensuite features a large closet and jetted tub. The downstairs game room is a showstopper, featuring a massive 20ft, 380-gallon Amazon rainforest fish tank. Upstairs, a second large game room offers endless possibilities—convert it into extra bedrooms, a playroom, or a media space. Formal dining and sitting rooms provide elegance, while the massive circle driveway allows for effortless parking. Outside, enjoy a well-placed sprinkler system, beautiful landscaping, fresh exterior paint (2023), a fenced dog run, a back porch with serene pond views, and a sidewalk encircling the entire home. Located in The Harbors at the edge of town near USAO and I-44, this home offers privacy with convenience—no flood insurance required! Meticulously maintained with no deferred maintenance, this is a rare opportunity to own a move-in-ready home in an unbeatable location. Schedule your private showing today!
Source: MLSOK #1156559
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