908 Carolyn Ridge Rd Norman, OK 73071
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About this home
Step into this stunning three-bedroom, two-bath home featuring a spacious entryway with 10-foot ceilings and textured walls and ceilings that add character throughout. The inviting living room showcases tall bay windows, a gas-log fireplace with a brick hearth and hand-scraped wood beam mantle, creating the perfect focal point for gatherings. The dining area, highlighted by a custom chandelier, flows seamlessly into the comfortable kitchen space, which offers a breakfast bar with granite countertops, stone-tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, a flat-top built-in stove, built-in microwave, pantry, and brushed bronze faucets and fixtures. The primary suite impresses with its elevated ceiling, bay windows overlooking the backyard, and wood-like tile flooring. Its spa-inspired bathroom features tile flooring, dual sinks, a private toilet room, a large soaking tub, a walk-in shower, and an expansive walk-in closet. Both guest bedrooms include wood-like tile flooring, standard closets, and elegant design touches—one with a raised ceiling and ceiling fan, the other with standard ceiling height and lighting. The guest bath includes a tub/shower combo. Additional conveniences include an entryway coat closet, hallway linen closet, and a laundry room with cabinetry, shelf, and granite counter. Enjoy outdoor living on the covered back patio, complete with chandelier lighting and a gas line hook-up for a grill or hot tub. The home also includes 2-inch wood blinds in the bedrooms and a covered front porch. A two-car garage, security system, and an unbeatable location close to entertainment, dining, and shopping districts, with easy access to I-35 and less than 15 minutes from the University of Oklahoma, make this home a perfect blend of comfort, style, and convenience.
Source: MLSOK #1196406
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