5505 Highley Dr Oklahoma City, OK 73111
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BIG PRICE REDUCTION!! TOUR NOW! This home is on a quiet cul-de-sac in NE Oklahoma City. Backing up to the sought-after Wildewood Cashions neighborhood, this property blends privacy, convenience, & comfort. With nearly a half-acre lot. mature trees, & wide-open space, this home offers a rare setting inside city limits. NEEDS TLC - Consider FHA 203K LOAN. SPACIOUS LIVING – Provides 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a formal living room and a large family room. These separate living areas give flexibility & comfort. The family room is large and comes complete with a ceiling fan and wood-burning fireplace for year-round comfort. The formal living area can serve as a sitting room or office. KITCHEN & DINING – Functional & stylish with granite countertops, double stainless sink, and space for a double-door refrigerator. Dining options include a formal dining area & an eat-in nook, each with ceiling fans. BEDROOMS & BATHS – The master bedroom has a ceiling fan and convenient access to living spaces. Both baths feature tub/shower combos. Tile & carpet floors run throughout. CENTRAL HEATING & COOLING – Year-round comfort at the touch of a button. OUTDOOR LIVING – Large front & side yards provide room for gardening, play, or entertaining. Enjoy the front patio for morning coffee or the rear patio for summer BBQs, shaded by mature trees. Nearly half an acre offers potential for an ADU or Large Recreational Vehicle parking (buyer to verify with local zoning). LOCATION – Quiet cul-de-sac with no through traffic yet convenient highway access. Close to OKC’s top cultural & recreational spots: Downtown Bricktown & Thunder Arena, Science Museum, Zoo, National Cowboy Museum, Remington Park, and Lincoln Park Golf Course—all within 2–4 miles. A RARE OPPORTUNITY – Homes with this much space, privacy, and proximity to Wildewood Cashions are hard to find. Whether you want to move right in or explore future enhancements, this one checks all the boxes! Schedule a showing today!
Source: MLSOK #1191828
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