1,259-square-foot brick home, and a detached workshop with a wood-burning stove out back. Solid brick home, a real shop, a private water well, and Foss Lake about four miles up the road. Inside, the updates that matter are already done. Quality tile flooring runs through the main living spaces, the walls have been freshly painted, and a central electric heat pump handles both heating and cooling without the split systems older homes sometimes carry. The two-bedroom, two-bath single-story layout is practical and straightforward, with a corner dining area and a kitchen outfitted with a built-in electric range, vent hood, dishwasher, and disposal. Brick-and-frame construction on a poured concrete slab, with a composition shingle roof only about six years old. The shop out back is what you will remember. Approximately 28x37 (verify on your own), with an overhead door, electric service, and a wood-burning stove that keeps it usable through a western Oklahoma winter. Room for a project, a boat or ATV headed up to Foss Lake on weekends, or serious dry storage. A new privacy fence that encloses the backyard, and a private water well on the south end of the property offers a layer of utility that in-town homes almost never have. The house runs on public water, sewer, and natural gas, so the well is pure upside for garden, outbuildings, livestock, or emergency backup.