(Undisclosed Address), Stonewall, OK 74871

Welcome to the Land Doctors latest listing, Roads End Refuge. Roads End Refuge is a 40-acre ranch located at the end of a 1 A¾ mile dead end road. If you want peace and tranquility, it doesn't get any better than this. The neighboring ranch that wraps around the north and west side of the property is over 11,000 acres in size. The ones to the south and east are each 320 acres. The nearest house is a little over A½ mile away, but you'd never know it. You can't see any structures or hear any human activity from Roads End. However, extreme privacy doesn't mean it's extremely remote. Clarita is only 15 miles to the east and McKinney, Texas is just 90 minutes away. But all those places might as well be a world away when you arrive at the front gate and drive up the curving driveway to the main house. Your view along the way is a 50/50 mixture of pleasant meadows and mature timber lining small drainages. The driveway curves and bends around and through the trees until you arrive at the main homestead. Here, you find an attractive, clean, well maintained three bedroom, two bathroom home. The front entry is protected by an enclosed porch that allows you to enjoy the great outdoors while being protected from the elements and kept comfortable by a small AC unit in the summer and the passive solar heat in the winter. An open concept living room, dining room and kitchen greet you once you enter the home. Your eye is drawn to the attractive wood cabinets and bar in the kitchen. Vinyl plank flooring makes it easy to keep clean and the vaulted ceilings give an expansive feel. A small back patio is ideal for grilling as it is only steps away from the kitchen through the back door. The laundry room, master bedroom and master bath are all down the hall behind the kitchen and living room. An entry door leads directly into the laundry room if you need a place to land after a long day outside. The master bath includes a large tub and shower. The two smaller bedrooms and bathroom are located on the other end of the house. All of the structures on the property are supplied with water from three water wells screened in the Arbuckle Simpson aquifer. Directly in front of the home are three very useful buildings. The first is a Morton style, wood framed, metal building that has a climate-controlled office and workroom. Between the two enclosed areas is an open air space that previously served as horse stables. The next building is the man cave. The front porch and deck are strung with lights to set the mood for your evenings spent enjoying nature. This structure is also climate controlled, has a pleasant sitting area, bathroom and additional storage room that is currently used as a home gym. The next and perhaps most impressive structure is the enclosed greenhouse. The interior comes complete with commercial grade sink and counters, bathroom and HVAC system. We could see this building being used for any number of creative uses including as a livestock and deer processing facility. For those interested in homesteading, this structure could be a great asset for growing, processing and or storing all of your produce and protein. Speaking of protein, there is a solar powered chicken coop and roughly 20 acres of pasture for raising livestock. There is an old corral and some basic shed space to keep your feed, hay and supplies out of the weather. If you own a place like this one, friends and family are likely going to come enjoy it with you. The versatility that this property offers includes guest quarters in the form of a small cabin with screened-in porch by the north pond and a platform based yurt in the meadow. These would be great adventure spots for the kids and grandkids to come enjoy with you. In short, if you are looking for the most private property on the market, you just found it. Give a call at or email him at .