3628 Open Range St Enid, OK 73703
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About this home
Built in 2017 and thoughtfully enhanced since, this like-new 5-bedroom home sits proudly in the highly coveted Longhorn Estates subdivision. With a brick exterior, neutral color palette, and striking sloped roofline, the curb appeal is as impressive as the interior. Step inside to a bright, welcoming foyer with a view straight into the heart of the home. The living room greets you with soaring ceilings, a cozy gas fireplace, and abundant natural light. Flowing from the living room, the open-concept design leads into a spacious dining area and a kitchen featuring granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, a large pantry, and a breakfast nook that overlooks the private and spacious backyard. Just off the kitchen, step onto a large, covered patio ideal for entertaining or relaxing, with added privacy thanks to a new wood privacy fence. Back inside, the master suite offers a peaceful retreat with a walk-in closet and a spa-like bath featuring a jacuzzi tub and walk-in shower. The laundry room sits just steps away for added convenience, as well as access to the three-car garage. The split-level design offers a spacious and functional layout designed for modern living. With distinct living areas, this home provides the perfect balance of open-concept flow and private retreats. Beyond its great layout, this home has been upgraded with a host of high-quality features that enhance both comfort and functionality. Enjoy the fresh, modern feel of all-new paint throughout the entire home, complemented by new flooring that includes wood grain tile, luxury vinyl planks, and high-end residential carpet. The owned water softener and reverse osmosis system provide premium water quality, while flush-mounted LED lighting and updated fixtures brighten every space with style and efficiency.
Source: MLSOK #1196001
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