108 Oak Creek Dr Springtown, TX 76082
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About this home
Welcome to 108 Oak Creek Drive, a stunning custom residence tucked away on over 4 acres in the highly desirable Oak Creek West subdivision of Springtown. Built in 2016, this exceptional home seamlessly blends countryside tranquility with high-end finishes and modern conveniences. Enjoy the gently rolling terrain with mature oak trees, open pastures, and scenic views. One-story layout (with a bonus game room over the garage) that maintains a comfortable and accessible flow. Rich brick and stone façade, covered porch, built-in outdoor grill, and outdoor fireplace set amidst landscaped surroundings. Soaring vaulted ceilings accented with heavy wood beams, arched entries, and an elegant stone fireplace serve as a dramatic focal point. A chef’s dream, it boasts a large island, breakfast bar, walk-in pantry, stainless steel appliances, warming drawer, ice maker, and built-in convection oven. Spacious and luxurious, the master retreat features a spa-like bath with dual vanities, separate shower, soaking tub, and generous closet space. A formal dining room, secondary bedrooms (with options for an office or study), utility laundry room, and a bonus game room above the garage with storage. Crown moldings, arches, bay windows, ceiling fans, tile and carpet flooring, and high-quality trim work. Come enjoy the outdoor living with covered patio with built-in grill and outdoor fireplace ideal for entertaining while soaking in panoramic views of the property. Creek access, 24x30 shop insulated with electricity and built in heater, tree house with 150 ft zip line. With its open pastures, mature oaks, and expansive acreage, this property offers privacy and the feel of a country estate just minutes from town. Oak Creek West, in Parker County—close enough to Springtown’s amenities but removed enough for serenity. Easy access to Highway 199, making commutes into surrounding areas convenient.
Source: NTREIS #21074341
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