4400 Shoreline Dr Norman, OK 73026
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About this home
Welcome to your dream retreat on 2.42 acres—built in 2003.This stunning four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath property offers the perfect blend of comfort, charm, and upgrades throughout. Featuring a thoughtfully designed split floor plan, the spacious primary suite is privately tucked away on one side and includes a luxurious ensuite where the master closet doubles as a safe room. There’s also a dedicated study with custom built-ins, and a bonus room upstairs that could easily serve as a fifth bedroom, playroom, or media space. New paint and updated baseboards were completed in 2025 in the primary bedroom and common areas, along with refinished bathroom cabinets for a fresh, modern touch. In 2024, all bathroom granite countertops were replaced, and the roof was fully replaced in June. The smaller HVAC unit upstairs was replaced in 2024, while the larger unit was replaced in 2021—offering peace of mind and efficiency. You’ll love the eat-in kitchen, complete with two pantries and plenty of storage throughout the home. But the real magic is outside. Enjoy quiet mornings or evening sunsets from the large covered front porch overlooking the serene lake across the road. The herb garden is bursting with basil, sage, thyme, tomatoes, and rosemary. The backyard oasis features a huge koi pond with a gorgeous fountain and a unique old truck water feature. Relax or entertain under the pavilion, added in 2018, complete with a patio and fire pit—ideal for s’mores, hot dogs, or simply enjoying the peaceful sounds of water and nature. Need space for hobbies or extra storage? The 24x30 Morton building with electrical has you covered. This home offers the perfect balance of peaceful country living and modern updates—don’t miss the chance to make it yours. Put this one on your tour list today!
Source: MLSOK #1184908
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