1110 36th St SE Paris, TX 75460
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About this home
Own a little bit of timeless southern charm with this one-of-a-kind home in Paris. The iconic home features 3 separate living areas, 5 bedrooms and exquisite details throughout. Every inch of this home was recently remodeled with the upmost of attention to detail while maintaining the character of the original build. The fine detail and design of this home cannot be remastered in a new build. You will find an unmatched trio of comfortability, proper use of space, and upscale finishings. Upon entering, the inlaid marble and true hardwood floor foyer leads to a sitting room or home office on one side & a large formal living on the other. The fireplace & floor-to-ceiling windows are warm and inviting for entertaining guests or family. The dining room, conveniently located adjacent to the kitchen, is large enough for a dining table the whole family can sit around. The kitchen, full of function & character, has carefully selected marble countertops and custom cabinetry with new appliances including double overs & a gas cooktop for the most seasoned chef. A third comfortable living area just off the kitchen makes spending time with loved ones enjoyable while still obtaining the feeling of being together while preparing or clearing a meal. Every bedroom is spacious enough for a king bed and has an adjacent bathroom. The large master suite with a sitting area has a spa-esque bathroom including a garden tub within the walk-in shower, separate vanities, and an island dresser inside the closet. Situated on a corner lot, the exterior of the home is just as impressive as the interior. A sprinkler system keeps the landscaping lush. Antiqued iron fencing leads into a quaint private courtyard perfect for drinking coffee or wine on the side of the home. Step out the back doors to a crushed granite terrace lined with azaleas and hydrangeas. This yard begs to host garden parties, showers and life's special moments. This home will always be known in Paris for its charm. Make it yours!
Source: NTREIS #21071381
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