9353 S 282nd Eastavenue Broken Arrow, OK 74014

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METICULOUSLY MAINTAINED CUSTOM SOLAR POWERED HOME ON 7 +/- ACRES IN A HIGHLY DESIRED AREA OF BROKEN ARROW. This 3, 431 sq ft home boasts 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a game room, two fireplaces with custom built-ins in the main living space & much more. There is a huge wraparound porch overlooking a stocked picturesque pond, an oversized 3-car garage with additional bay door. The 18.3kw Solar Power system provides enough power to help offset the entire electricity bill. Home has many built-in bells and whistles—central vac, water filtration/softener system, tankless HWT, security system, storm shelter, high-efficiency HVAC system & ethernet cable throughout, allowing for easy setup for entertainment systems, internet & cameras. Many updates are visible all over the house, including new Thermal windows, fixtures, all switch plates, & new interior paint. Beautiful, hand-scraped hardwoods run throughout, a spacious kitchen with a large center island and butcher block countertops, SS appliances, double ovens, gas range with pot filler, & updated cabinets. The laundry room has a sink, lots of storage space, & full bath just outside, which is strategically located near multiple entrances for convenience. Three of the four bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms, & the master bath has his & her sinks & separate walk-in closets. The immaculate landscaped property has irrigated flower beds, garden with raised beds, newly built Gazebo, & “Joanna Gaines” inspired Chicken Coop. Additionally, property is pre-wired for a hot tub, there is ample space to choose the perfect location for a pool or shop, & a concrete pad in place for a she-shed or greenhouse. The propane tank was upgraded to a buried 1000-gallon tank. It’s extremely rare to find a house in a highly sought-after neighborhood that comes with 7+/- acres, including a pond and 3+/- acres of un-platted land with creek, tons of wildlife, & lined with Hickory, Hackberry, Plum, Ash, Elm, Pecan, Walnut, and over 100-foot-tall Oak trees.