7804 NW 5th St Oklahoma City, OK 73127
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About this home
Welcome to a truly special property, lovingly maintained by the same family since it was built in 1961. This spacious 5-bedroom, 1.25-bath home offers approximately 2,800 square feet and blends timeless character with thoughtful updates. Recent improvements include a 2023 roof, two HVAC systems (one just 2 years old), remodeled kitchen and baths, fresh paint, and stylish tile and wood laminate flooring. With no known plumbing, electrical, HVAC, or roofing issues, this home is move-in ready. The flexible floor plan offers potential to convert an existing space into a sixth bedroom! Set on a beautifully shaded lot with mature oak trees, the outdoor space is a true showstopper—featuring over $100,000 in landscaping and amenities. Enjoy five patio areas, including two covered spaces with lighting and ceiling fans, one with an electric fireplace and Bluetooth audio. There’s also a granite patio with pergola, a wood fire pit, and a large wood rack. Gardeners and hobbyists will appreciate the 10x12 shop with its own breaker box, an 8x10 greenhouse with heater outlet, and a raised water collection barrel. A chicken coop with predator-resistant grating, multiple water features, a garden swing with rubber pavers, and a full-size flagpole add charm and functionality. Additional highlights include a walk-through arbor, guttering across the front, a two-car gabled carport with automatic lighting, and a dedicated generator receptacle wired into the main breaker box. The front and back yards feature a garden watering system designed to conserve resources while keeping your landscape lush. Included with the property are several outdoor enhancements: a six-seat glass-top picnic table, two storage bins, a full rack of seasoned hardwood, upright outdoor storage closet, propane patio heater, greenhouse heater, and a large selection of pots. Inside, enjoy a custom-painted coffee/wine bar that complements the kitchen, and a full-size tanning bed in excellent working condition.
Source: MLSOK #1194889
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