117 Donna Cir Granbury, TX 76049
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New roof, new garage door, new gutters, newly stained fence around yard done! How about this rare gem on the Fort Worth side of Granbury in the sought after community of Ashley Oaks! 1 owner home with all the updates and extras! 2598 square feet built in 2013 featuring 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, a separate office area, large open kitchen, breakfast area looking out to the backyard, large open living room with a stone wood burning fireplace, and a separate full size utility room. Inside this elegant home you will find no carpet. Wood and tile floors throughout for the ultimate in beauty. Kitchen, utility room, and all 3 bathrooms feature granite countertops and knotty wood cabinets. The open kitchen features knotty wood cabinets, a large granite island with cabinets, a walk in pantry, granite countertops, and full appliances including refrigerator. Large primary bedroom with an ensuite primary bathroom featuring a separate garden tub, separate walk in oversized shower, double sinks, granite countertops, and a large walk in closet. There is a separate office room just off the kitchen that could also be used as a game room or dining room. It is a multi purpose room. There is a wonderful and very functional 4th bedroom that would make a perfect in-law suite if needed. It features a fold out Murphy bed as well as its own ensuite bathroom with granite countertops, walk in shower, and walk in closet! Secondary bedrooms are very roomy with ceiling fans and feature walk in closets. Separate utility room has granite countertops, cabinets, and room for a full size washer and the existing dryer. Outside this home you will find everything you need! Front yard features full sod, landscaping, sprinkler system, and a covered front porch. Beautiful knotty wood stained front door gives the home a very rustic look that accents the darker stoned exterior material. Backyard features full sod, sprinkler system, covered back patio, and a wood privacy fence. 2 car garage with opener.
Source: NTREIS #20851740
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