Arcadia, Edmond, Guthrie, Luther, Choctaw and Norman.
Post oaks and blackjack woodland break into open, rolling prairie, so one parcel can hold a creek, a stand of oaks and a pasture for horses.
Builders here work in native stone, cedar and metal roofing, and most acreage homes come with a barn, a shop or an arena.
Families from Edmond and Oklahoma City head out toward Arcadia, Luther, Guthrie and Choctaw for land and room to breathe.
Arcadia · Edmond · Guthrie · Luther · Jones · Choctaw · Norman · Tuttle
Oklahoma, Logan, Lincoln, Cleveland, Grady and McClain counties
Homes, horse property and acreage across Central Oklahoma.
Hand-picked builders who build the kind of homes people dream about here.
Hand-picked for one reason: they build the kind of homes people dream about.
Black barn exterior, hickory floors, Saltillo tile and antler chandeliers, built by a third-generation Arcadia builder.
Hand-hewn log homes with wide porches and timber pavilions, built east of Norman.
Douglas fir timber frames, stone-wrapped columns and big lake-facing windows in the Cross Timbers.
Ranch-style heavy timber frame with a rambling plan built for prairie views outside OKC.
Rustic ranch homes with covered patios and fire pits on the east side of the metro.
Finished barndominiums with shop wings, wood kitchens and fireplace great rooms.
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Listed by the agents and brokers who know this country.
Inside Brett and Tray McPherson’s color-rich barndo: a working horse barn below, a designer and builder couple’s home above.
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