Five acres, a 2021 Craftsman farmhouse, and a power bill that barely exists. This 3 bed, 2 bath, 2,200 sq ft acreage property sits on E Maple Road between Purcell and Washington in McClain County, close enough to I-35 that Norman is a short drive and south OKC is an easy commute, but far enough out that the nearest sound is usually the wind. The house was built in 2021 with energy efficiency in mind: every interior wall insulated, prairie-style windows, and an owned solar system that offsets nearly all of the home's electric usage. Utility costs here run a fraction of what buyers are used to paying in town. Inside, 15-foot ceilings open up the living and kitchen area. The kitchen has granite counters, solid wood cabinets with soft-close doors and drawers, a gas range with gas/convection oven and exterior vent, walk-in pantry, and enough workspace to actually cook in. The primary suite includes a barn door entry to the bath, jetted tub, separate walk-in shower with bench seat, and a walk-in closet with real storage. Upstairs bonus room works as a game room, office, or fourth sleeping space. The 1,100 sq ft wrap-around porch is the feature people remember. Sunrise on one side, sunset on the other. Five usable acres leave room for a shop, barn, horses, or livestock. No HOA. Rural acreage with room to build out, minutes from town.