1340 Constance Dr Fort Worth, TX 76131
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Spacious 3-bedroom, 2-bath single-story home offering nearly 2,000 sq. ft. of living space, built in 2006. The open layout features a large living room, formal dining area, and a study den—ideal for working from home. The kitchen is equipped with modern appliances, plenty of cabinet and counter space, and flows easily for entertaining. Bedrooms are well separated for privacy. The master suite includes dual sinks and generous closet space. The secondary bedrooms share a full bathroom. Throughout, you’ll enjoy a mix of tile and carpet flooring for comfort and easy maintenance. The home has been recently painted, enhancing the fresh, move-in ready appeal. A cozy fireplace adds charm to the living area. Recent updates include new floors (2025), new AC unit (2024), new garbage disposal (2025), new insulation in the attic (2024), new water heater (2025), and an epoxy garage floor covering (installed approximately 3 years ago). Outside, the property sits on a 6,185 sq. ft. lot. The spacious backyard is fenced with wood, perfect for outdoor living and family activities. Parking is in a 2-car attached garage. The exterior is all brick with a clean, well-kept facade. Located in the Ridgeview Farms subdivision, this home has access to a homeowners association with a modest monthly dues. Situated in a growing area with an increasing number of shopping, dining, and service options nearby. For schools, it lies within the Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD, with Gililland Elementary, Highland Middle, and Saginaw High serving the neighborhood. Recent updates include new floors (2025), new AC unit (2025), new garbage disposal (2025), new insulation in the attic (2024), new water heater (2025), and an epoxy garage floor covering (installed approximately 3 years ago).
Source: NTREIS #21067670
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