This one-of-a-kind custom home offers almost 4000 square feet of immaculately maintained living space and sits behind gated entries in one of Norman’s fastest-growing areas. Originally built as the homebuilder’s personal residence, the craftsmanship, material selections, and thoughtful design are apparent throughout. This property is located in an unincorporated area of McClain County with no covenants or restrictions—offering both privacy and long-term development potential. Step inside to find a spacious open concept living, kitchen, and dining area perfect for entertaining. The chef’s kitchen features a large island, custom cabinetry, a walk thru pantry which is also the storm shelter, and an adjacent study area ideal for homework or home office use. The layout includes 4 true bedrooms—2 downstairs including a luxurious primary suite with heated bathroom floors and a walk-in closet with one of two laundry areas. Upstairs, you’ll find two more bedrooms, a second laundry area, an additional living space, and a versatile craft room that can easily serve as a 5th bedroom. Above the oversized garage is an additional 480 square feet of insulated, conditioned unfinished space for future expansion. Outdoor features include the pool, beautiful landscaping, stained concrete driveways, large parking areas and expansive patios with picturesque views. This 15 acre property also boasts views and partial access to a fully stocked 7-acre pond, abundant wildlife, and a detached shop with office space and a private gym. The home was built to IBHS fortified high wind standards, Energy Star requirements and has a low HERS rating designation resulting in significant savings on utility bills and homeowners insurance costs. This is more than a home on acreage, it’s a rare opportunity to enjoy peaceful country living close to town, with room to grow and the freedom to create your own legacy.

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