The Start of our ranch adventure

Thank you all!
I will try to answer all as best as I can. It's located in south Bixby. Having always wanted 10 acres to me it's a ranch but to those of you with real acreage it's a back yard. We looked at many properties in Osage (where we used to live) and Rogers but just never found the right one or had the finances to pull the trigger at the time.
Now after we close we have to sell this house (in the HOA) and extract our equity to modify the big red barn. I understand the owner built the barn in 2020 at a cost of $125,000+., then lost her husband and her son in the same year. She and her husband were going to build and live there full time.
My contractor sold his rental house so there's that but I am looking forward to being very busy on the ranch and not working so hard at my retirement job. I have looked at many properties over the last 5-7 years and nothing came close to that one - with the buildings, fencing, stocked pond, and room to run my gator! Have gone through what tractors to buy and I keep coming back to a 3032e just like I had & I have a line on a used one with low hours. Now I am going to pay more for that one than I sold mine for. Oh well all my decisions aren't always on point!
The Commander in Chief thinks it's beautiful (with no existing house even!). I told her if we get the two ponies she wants she would have to muck their stalls - that got me the kind of look some of you are familiar with - so I took a tape measure to the back door of the hay barn and the 3032 will fit with ease.
We were there yesterday and I will try to post a few more photos later today. When we were leaving there were birds having baths in a shallow part of the creek (which runs across part of the front and down the east side. The road is on the north side) - It's amazing how much you appreciate the little things when you get old. Now I'll have another mortgage to pay off, but what an excuse for tractors, implements and fresh air.

Yes on living in the in the big red barn. The front view with the big garage door faces north. We will have the contractor add phase 1 before we move in which will make a total of 2400-2600 sq ft. that will be a smaller span but with a peaked roof (but lower) and phase 2 would be a duplicate of the existing building. The addition will house the master bedroom/bath and a huge master closet to hang clothes we haven't seen in a while - donate what's surplus. Plus a master bath and my office in the northwest corner (same side as the big door. I am thinking of leaving the big garage door and as we expand westward with the complex that becomes our garage for our cars & trucks - as long as we end up with 3500 to 4000 square feet in addition to the existing building - eventually.

A bridge over the creek - what a brilliant idea! That will be incorporated into the planning probably mostly built by me.
That would definitely add character to that area.