1028 Rosewood Dr Desoto, TX 75115
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WELCOME HOME! This beautifully-maintained brick traditional blends comfort, functionality, and timeless style. With three spacious living areas and two dining spaces, there’s room for both everyday living and effortless entertaining. Crown molding and a stunning bay window - complete with a custom-made electric blind - add a nice touch to the formal areas. The kitchen has been thoughtfully-updated with granite counter tops, a glass-tile back splash, recessed lighting, and ceramic tile flooring, and it features a 5-burner cook top, double oven, dishwasher, breakfast bar, and pantry. The cozy breakfast nook includes a built-in butler’s pantry and is ideal for casual meals or your morning coffee. A large den - warm and inviting - is accented by a cathedral ceiling and has wood-burning fireplace, with gas starter. Much of the flooring in this home has been upgraded with beautiful hardwoods. The spacious sun room - with a wall of windows overlooking a lushly-landscaped backyard - invites natural light and serenity. Step outside to the over-sized patio and enjoy the hot tub, ideal for entertaining or winding down after a long day. All bedrooms in this home feature walk-in closets. The primary suite includes a private en-suite bath and features French doors that open to the sun room. A separate utility room accommodates a full-sized washer and dryer and includes extra shelving for added storage. Additional features include a porcelain-tiled foyer, an updated hall bathroom, a two-car, rear-entry garage with a widened driveway for up to three vehicles, guttering, and a side-yard storage shed. All exterior windows have been replaced. The HVAC and water heater were replaced in 2020. This home is in an established neighborhood filled with many mature trees. Great location, with easy access to I-35, local dining, shopping, and schools.
Source: NTREIS #21082949
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