3010 Oakwood Drive In this price range, you usually have to choose between space and long-term efficiency. This one gives you both. Set on a .33-acre lot in Harker Heights, this 1, 962 square foot home offers a layout that makes sense and upgrades that lower your ongoing costs. Built in 1983 with four-side masonry construction, it delivers the kind of durability many newer builds no longer prioritize. Add paid-off solar panels that convey, and you have a home that works for you long after closing. The primary bedroom is located downstairs, offering privacy and everyday convenience, while two additional bedrooms and a dedicated office are positioned upstairs to create separation and flexibility. Two distinct living areas give you options for entertaining or simply spreading out, and the dining space supports both daily meals and larger gatherings. With 2.5 baths thoughtfully placed for function and flow, the layout supports real life rather than forcing it to adapt. Outside, the .33-acre lot provides room to expand, garden, or design the kind of outdoor living space that fits your plans. Established surroundings add character and stability that newer subdivisions often lack. Most homes in this price range either sacrifice lot size, skip meaningful energy upgrades, or offer a tighter, less flexible floor plan. Here, you get usable square footage, clear separation of space, durable four-side masonry construction, and built-in efficiency without paying new construction premiums. Homes with this combination of lot size, layout, and long-term efficiency in established Harker Heights neighborhoods at $320, 000 are limited. Schedule a private showing, walk the living spaces, step out onto the lot, and experience how comfortably it fits the way you actually live.