4308 Trinity Drive, Shawnee, OK 74804

SALE PENDING

Buying a home at this price point usually means choosing between condition and location, or making peace with a project list you’ll get to eventually. 4308 Trinity Drive checks those boxes.

This spring, the sellers did what a lot of sellers mean to do but don’t. They painted every room so you’re not inheriting someone else’s color choices on day one. They put new carpet in the primary bedroom so your first morning there starts the way it should. They built a new deck so you have somewhere to be on a warm evening without wondering if it’s safe to stand on. And then there’s the water heater story. It retired unexpectedly, was replaced promptly, and the primary bath got new LVP flooring in the process. You inherit a new water heater and updated floors, with none of the inconvenience that created them.

The split bedroom plan earns its keep in daily life. Your side of the house is your side of the house. If one person is up early and one isn’t, if the guest room occasionally has an actual guest in it, or if you just want some distance between your space and the rest of the house, the layout is working for you. The primary bedroom is large enough to actually arrange furniture. The walk-in shower is there when you want it.

The main living areas have warm-toned wood laminate floors that feel good underfoot and give you a neutral, welcoming canvas to work with. Lay down a great area rug and the room is yours. The fireplace has an electric insert, which means on a cool October evening you can have a fire without going outside first to find wood.

The kitchen layout makes sense in the way that not every kitchen does. You have a pantry for actual storage, a dining area right there for sit-down meals, and a passthrough to the living room for the evenings when dinner and whatever you’re currently binge-watching are happening at the same time. No judgment.

The new deck changes how you use the backyard. The previous owners kept bird feeders going, and the birds noticed. If that’s your kind of Saturday morning, bring your feeders. The audience is already familiar with the address. The Bradford pear trees have been pruned and shaped to make them structurally stronger and less likely to split in an Oklahoma wind. This yard was paid attention to.

Trinity Drive is a no-thru street, so any car rolling past either belongs to a neighbor or just stopped at the for-sale sign to text their agent. The basketball hoop in the driveway has had the run of a pretty quiet court.

None of which means you’re far from anything. I-40 is close enough to make Oklahoma City or Tinker Air Force Base a reasonable commute. You’re not trading access for peace. You’re getting both.

The photos will get you interested. Walking through will close the deal.