$200,000

ROOM TO LIVE A LITTLE Some places seem to come with instructions to make sure everything looks the way somebody else thinks it should. Life doesn’t have to work that way. Out here on the far north edge of Edmond, there’s room to live life your way. More than three-quarters of an acre gives you space for a warm fire on a cool night, a garden you’ve always talked about planting, kids who need somewhere to burn off their energy, or a dog that considers a suburban backyard an insult. Maybe you have a project that needs room. Maybe you just like having some distance between your life and everybody else’s. Now let’s step inside, where you’ll find the next surprise. Every room has been redesigned with confidence in the choices. Deep green cabinetry gives the kitchen a character that brings nature inside instead of chasing the fading white-on-white trend. That same shade turns a bedroom wall into something lively. Pattern, texture and thoughtful details give the house a charm of its own. But none of it tells you how you’re supposed to live here. Bring your furniture. Bring your people. Put the good couch and the old chair in the same living room. The design has a way of elevating whatever you have. The addition at the back of the house invites you to make it whatever your life needs next. The primary bedroom adds one more surprise: a remarkably large closet and easy access to the bathroom create the feel and flow of a primary suite. The outside is still calling. Pull some chairs into a circle. Light the fire. Let everybody find a seat. There’s enough land to feel like you have a little piece of the world to yourself, without actually being alone. And maybe that’s what this place does best. It gives you a home that already has character—and enough room to add your own story.