Perfect Home Base For Your Family Adventure!

Welcome to our family-friendly barn on the edge of town! Perfect for families or groups traveling together, our spacious and inviting house has everything you need for a comfortable and memorable stay. 3 bedrooms and 2 baths provide space for 8.

Located just a short drive from local attractions such as festivals, museums, sporting events, and quaint towns, this barn retreat is the perfect home base for your family's next adventure. Book now and start making memories that will last a lifetime!

The main living area is an open-concept space featuring a fully-equipped kitchen, dining area, and cozy living room with an electric fireplace. There are three bedrooms, each with its own unique charm and comfortable bedding to ensure a good night's sleep.

We are a short drive from the BOK Center, ONEOK Field, Gathering Place, Keystone Lake, Woolaroc Museum/Wildlife Preserve, Philbrook Museum, Mohawk Park, Tulsa Zoo, and Oklahoma Aquarium.

Outside, there is plenty of space for kids to run around and play, with a large grassy yard and a covered deck with seating to enjoy the fresh country air. There is also a fire pit for roasting marshmallows and enjoying the stars at night.

The interior/exterior of this barn was renovated in 2021 and meets all of the needs of a modern home. Energy efficient concrete walls and mini-split air conditioners are in every room. Polished/stained concrete w/radiant hot water provides heating down stairs. The tall and open ceilings on the main floor connect to the cozy 7' ceilings on the second floor by custom staircase.

Living Room:
When you're ready to kick back and relax, we have plenty of room for everyone in the cozy living areas. Comfy sofa with two leather recliners. Table that converts into a small desk. Turn on the modern fireplace by remote control to enjoy the warm fire and ambiance while watching the 75" Smart HDTV.

Dining Room:
Large custom table that seats up to 8 people. Bluetooth speaker in the ceiling for morning tunes. Casio keyboard under the shelf.

Kitchen:
Stainless steel fridge, dishwasher, microwave, gas stove w/air fryer, toaster, coffee machine are all provided. Full tableware, knives, pans, pots, baking sheets, cups, etc. Basic seasonings and cooking oil available for your use. Detergent packs are below the sink.

Laundry:
Front load washer and gas dryer are available for your use. Detergent pods and dryer sheets are in cabinet at left of W/D. Clothes Iron too.

Master BDRM: (Sleeps 2)
King size bed with night stands, dresser, smart TV. Walk in closet and dark drapes. Mini split HVAC unit - Custom temperature range.

North BDRM: (Sleeps 2)
Two Twin Beds with a small dresser and full closet. Mini split HVAC unit - Custom temperature range.

South BDRM: (Sleeps 3)
One Twin Loft Bed and One Full Bed with dresser and full closet. Mini split HVAC unit - Custom temperature range. Small desk w/chair for homework.

Upstairs Hallway: (Sleeps 1)
Futon and large bookshelf with board games, puzzles, and books to help pass the time.

Bathrooms:
The two full bathrooms each have bathtubs and spa-like wall units.

Back Deck:
Seating chairs and small table. Smart TV. Enjoy the sites across the acreage and the adjacent 80 acres to the North. Grill and Firepit available for your use.

Parking: Gravel Drive at the front and rear of the property. If you need additional room, feel free to park on the grass. It will grow back!

Guest access
The home and backyard are fully accessible, except for the garage. Parking is provided in the gravel driveway. Maximum parking of 8 vehicles. You can park in the front or back of the property on the gravel drives.

Other things to note:
This home sits on the edge of town right off of a paved road. It sits between highway 75 and highway 69. It is 3 minutes into the city of Owasso and 10 minutes to the city limits of Tulsa. The land sits at the entrance of a former 80 acre homestead, but is now home to multiple homes on 2+ acre lots. Next to this white house is the original barn that has been on the homestead since the 1930's. We call the house next door the "ugly" house. When you see it you will understand why.