31706 Hardesty Rd Shawnee, OK 74801
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About this home
Welcome to a rare blend of classic farmhouse charm and modern updates, nestled on 10 peaceful acres in the Bethel Public School District. As you enter through the front door, you're greeted by a fully remodeled entryway and living room, completed in 2021. The open-concept design immediately sets a warm and welcoming tone, perfect for both everyday living and entertaining. To the left, the spacious living area features updated flooring and a cozy fireplace, while straight ahead, the kitchen—remodeled in 2018—offers modern cabinetry, generous counter space, and updated appliances. Just beyond the kitchen, a large dining and Florida room stretches across the back of the home, surrounded by windows that offer sweeping views of the property. This sunlit space is ideal for family meals, morning coffee, or simply enjoying the scenery. Down the hall are three comfortable bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, including a well-appointed primary suite. The home is equipped with electric and propane utilities, and includes a storm shelter that could use a little attention. Step outside to find a 3-car detached garage, new roofing, brickwork, and concrete porches added in 2022. The land is thoughtfully cross-fenced, separating a spacious horse pasture from a 3,000 sq ft, 7-stall horse barn and an additional 300 sq ft stud barn or livestock lean-to. A large chicken run and coop add to the property's agricultural appeal. The portable building is not included in the sale. Surrounded by open acreage, this property offers breathtaking sunrises, peaceful starlit nights, and the soothing sounds of wildlife from the nearby pond. Whether you're looking for a working farmstead or a serene country retreat, this home delivers a perfect balance of rustic character and modern comfort. **Seller is offering carpet allowance to buyer!**
Source: MLSOK #1185626
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