A true metal pole-barn Barndominium with a farmhouse feel on 10 flat, private acres, 516 South Portland sits behind an established Newcastle neighborhood. A private drive and mature tree screening pull you into a setting that feels tucked away, while public utilities make everyday living easy. The home, pool, and drive sit at one end of the property; usable open ground runs through the middle; and a wooded creek-side edge closes the back. About 10 minutes from Southwest OKC, with I-44/H.E. Bailey nearby and a planned roadway connection toward Norman, it gives you privacy without giving up access. Inside, warm stained concrete floors carry through a roughly 26-by-35-foot kitchen, dining, and living room that keeps the main living areas connected. The kitchen brings together granite counters, white cabinetry, stainless appliances, a blue center island, and a walk-in pantry. A custom blue media center with built-in storage gives the living room a real focal point. The secluded master suite occupies one wing, with dual vanity, never-used jetted tub, separate shower, and his-and-hers closets. The opposite wing holds two secondary bedrooms with ample closet space and a shared bathroom for family or guests. A large utility room adds laundry, mud-bench/drop-zone, and everyday storage function before the attached two-car garage. Outside, the covered 80-foot porch/patio, in-ground pool, and poolside pergola create a place to gather and unwind. The pool liner was replaced just last year. A 30*50 shop with covered RV/equipment parking, sprinkler system, and storm shelter are in place. Keep cattle, work on projects, spend time by the pool, or simply enjoy having room around your life. Most properties like this make you choose between acreage and a home that feels finished, or privacy and access. Here, the private drive, public utilities, usable land, and connected living space come together-giving you the freedom of land without giving up the ease of everyday life.
