The property has a 3 bed 2 bath mobile home on 19.765 acres that is a 15-minute drive from Keystone State Park and a 30-minute drive to downtown Tulsa. This property is located down a dead-end street helping to make the property private and more peaceful to live on. The property is totally fenced with a couple outbuildings for storage: one a metal building with dirt floors, another building a metal building with concrete flooring, and the last outbuilding being a wood building with a loft type storage. If you have cattle this property would be the answer for that, with wire fence all around and a designated area fenced off to put extra hay. There is a chicken coop designed on the property if you wanted to eat your own eggs instead buying them. The mobile home does seem like mostly all original, kind of like a blast to the past 1990s era. Although because of its unique originality I would be aware of some maintenance/repairs that could be needed I want to point out the less firm/giving spot in the floor by the back master bedroom entry area I noticed when walking for an example or the hall bathroom tub that the disclosure mentions that could need sealing or replace to prevent water leaks from the hall bathroom tub. The property is on rural county water so no need for a water well if don't want one. This would make a great place to have a small, a great home site down by the pond, or even hunt with deer and turkey seen on the property while I was there. This is a great property with plenty of potential can be financed with a mobile home finance company, local bank loan, or just paying cash.