8001 John Robert Dr Oklahoma City, OK 73135
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Step into comfort and style with this thoughtfully designed and move-in-ready home located in a quiet, established neighborhood. This home offers a functional yet inviting layout with an open floor plan, quality finishes, and features that bring ease to everyday living—all in one of Oklahoma City’s most convenient locations , close to restaurants ,shopping ,interstate access and if your on Tinkler Air Force Base come on home for lunch. As you enter, you'll be greeted by a spacious living area filled with natural light, accented by gleaming hardwood floors and a gas-start fireplace that creates a cozy ambiance for both relaxing nights and special gatherings. The seamless flow between the living room, dining area, and kitchen makes the space feel open and welcoming—perfect for entertaining guests or simply enjoying time at home. The kitchen is a standout feature, offering durable tile countertops, a coordinating tile backsplash, and ample cabinetry for storage. Whether you're an experienced cook or just love to entertain, the layout provides the space and convenience you need. The adjacent dining area conveniant for family gatherings. This home has 3 bed and 2 baths. Each bedroom is generously sized, with neutral finishes and plenty of closet space. The primary suite provides a quiet retreat, while the secondary bedrooms are ideal for family, guests, or a home office. The bathrooms are well-maintained and designed with comfort in mind. Safety and practicality are built into this home, with a below ground concrete storm shelter located in the garage—providing essential peace of mind during Oklahoma’s unpredictable weather. The attached 2-car garage offers additional storage options Step outside and enjoy the backyard—perfect for pets, gardening, or hosting weekend barbecues. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity—schedule your private tour today and see what makes this home truly special!
Source: MLSOK #1183745
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