Once upon a time, a new home was finished beautifully, and when the right folks bought it, it simply stayed that way. This home, built in 2023, has been thoughtfully completed with a fully fenced yard and finished window treatments, adding privacy, polish, and a sense that the details were not left for later. Why do those choices matter? Because they turn a recent build into a finished home rather than a palette for an ongoing project. Today, the home flows easily from the entry and garage into open living spaces that feel calm and connected. Natural light fills the kitchen, dining, and living areas, while the primary suite sits apart, opening to generous space and a sense of separation. Both the bedroom and the en suite bathroom feel like they are magically larger than they should be. Secondary rooms are also positioned privately, creating a natural rhythm to the layout. Outside, the home sits on a comfortable-sized lot with established lawn and landscaping, and the home’s energy efficiency shows up in everyday living. The facts support the feeling. Average gas and electric costs run under $150 per month, roughly half of what some similarly sized homes see. A foundation and structural warranty remains in place for nearly 8 more years. As a newer home throughout, it simply feels cleaner and more current, with design choices that lean into color rather than defaulting to all gray or white. Located in Northwood Village, the home offers straightforward access to Piedmont, NW Expressway, and surrounding conveniences without feeling disconnected. The neighbors are friendly without being too friendly, as some can be. It’s the perfect combination of quiet distance from the city while still being close enough to enjoy all the work and play Oklahoma City has to offer. This home works well for buyers who value efficiency, space, and a home that already feels complete. The next chapter begins the moment you step inside.