the leaf reminds me of the wild cherries/plums we get in the UK. Prunus......
but they are trees not shrubs. does it bear fruit?
it is a pretty thing.

It makes sense SBG. They are lots of wild cherries in the area, We live in the area called Cherry Point for that exact reason. but as you said they are fairly large trees. This is actually a tree (small). The picture of canopy is taken from above,... second story decking. I do not know if it gets fruit ....it is in our water well area and i hardly venture there. It is only impressive when it blooms , the rest of the time its just something green against the forest. Thank you very much for the suggestion. I will keep eye on it and try to compare it with the other cherry trees if I'll see one ( without trespassing on peoples properties. )
Thanks again.

could be some one ate a cherry and threw the pip away and it may be a cultivar.

there are 100's of apple trees up and down the roads i the UK and many are from discarded cores.

Could be. Probably a bird. Some nibble on these wild cherries.

The flower structure makes me think it's a flowering crabapple...probably also a bird's gift!

Thanks for chiming in Tugbrethil. I was happy with SBG suggestion but the natural shape of the tree looks more like an crabapple than cherry. Much wider than taller.
I just went down there yesterday and made few pictures. It is amazingly pretty for a wild tree nobody cares for.
Thanks again.

yes it could well be a crab. come the autumn you will have to go and check for fruit so we will all know for certain.