Parcel 1

The heart of the ranch is found at the end of a meandering road that starts at the ranch gates. This parcel features 13.96 acres+- acres and the 4,000 sf log home that boasts 180-degree views of the lake. The manicured grounds have been terraced to slope gently to the water’s edge where the boat dock can be used to launch non-motorized watercraft.

The 4-bedroom home underwent a total remodel by famed architect Jack Arnold to create living spaces that take advantage of the panoramic views. A large veranda invites outdoor entertaining along with a lake-side outdoor living area that features a kitchen, oversized hot tub, large pergola and gas fireplace.

The seller utilized the professional services of Charles Faudree, a Tulsa-based interior designer who has worked throughout the United States and Europe. Faudree added some whimsical touches such as using an old upright safe as the pedestal for the wash basin in the powder room, and painting air conditioning vents and electrical outlets to blend into the timber walls.

Inside, the home’s south wing contains the master suite and features a small sitting room, luxury bath with jetted Jason tub, shower with travertine and a large master closet with natural lighting. The kitchen is gourmet friendly with two islands, two dual-convection Jenn-Aire oven/range units, Kitchen Aide side-by-side refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher and icemaker and Italian Travertine floor tiles. A sunroom on one side of the kitchen offers a pleasant dining area with a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows.

A cozy family room is across from the kitchen and opens to a larger formal living room with a large stone fireplace flanked by French doors leading to the deck. A floating staircase made from hand-hewn timber leads to the second floor where an oversized landing serves as an office and library. Two bedrooms, each with private baths and oversized closets, and a game room complete the upper level.

The lower level of the home contains a fourth bedroom that is also the home’s safe room. Here the designers added two trompe l’oeil images – a faux window on the wall and a faux wooden door on the safe room’s steel door. The lower level also has access to the 3-car garage, cedar closet, mechanical room and large storage room at one end, and casual living room with fireplace that opens to the outdoor living area on the other end.

Outdoors is a black-topped driveway and turnaround, stained concrete driveway and views of a nearby landscaped/lighted pond with aerator. The home is serviced by generator capable of running all services in the home and is located in an area sectioned off with a fence for aesthetic appearance. Also outside are two owned 500-gallon propane tanks.

Additional amenities include an automated insect control system installed on the roof perimeter and an epoxy coating on the garage floor.