Three bedrooms, two baths, and 1,650 square feet on a full acre at the end of a cul-de-sac in The Landing, and no HOA. The front is brick, with rose beds along the walk and a wrap-around front porch with room for chairs. Inside, high ceilings open up the main living space, and a bank of windows across the back wall brings in light through the afternoon and keeps the yard in view from the kitchen sink. Wood-look plank tile runs unbroken from the entry through the living room, kitchen, and halls. The kitchen is the center of the open plan. White shaker cabinets and granite counters run the perimeter, set against gray subway tile and a black stainless double-oven range. A dark island carries the undermount sink, a bronze pull-down faucet, and a beverage cooler at one end, with three cage pendants above it. The primary bedroom sits apart from the other two, under a tray ceiling. Its doors open into a bath with two granite vanities, a tiled soaking tub, a glass walk-in shower with a rain head, and a private water closet, and from there into a walk-in closet fitted with shelving and rods at three heights. The second bath is finished to match. Even the laundry room gets granite counters, cabinets on both walls, and patterned tile underfoot. Out back, a covered patio runs the length of the house under its own ceiling fan and opens onto a level, fenced lawn shaded by mature trees. The three-car garage was built for equipment, with lifts on all three doors, a rear roll-up door so a mower or trailer can drive straight through to the yard, and a section of slab already cut for a storm shelter. Underneath is a 2020 post-tension slab, steel cables under tension that hold the concrete flat over Oklahoma red clay and keep tile, drywall, and sub-slab plumbing from shifting. Gigabit OEC fiber, DEQ-permitted aerobic septic. The Kickapoo Turnpike is minutes out, putting Tinker under 20 with downtown OKC and Lake Thunderbird close behind. McLoud schools.
