206 E Arbor Ct Springtown, TX 76082
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OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 1-4 !!! Beautiful newer home on nearly 1.5 acres in the desirable Stella Estates community! This peaceful neighborhood offers a single entrance and exit for added privacy and tranquility, yet it’s still conveniently close to town. Enjoy plenty of space to create your dream lifestyle—add a pool, build a large shop, or raise horses, chickens, and other livestock! Built with quality brick and stone construction and sturdy top-rail pipe fencing, this property is packed with upgrades throughout. As you arrive, you are welcomed by a beautiful rose garden along the walkway leading to covered front porch that's perfect for seasonal decor. Inside, the open concept living, dining, and kitchen areas feature vaulted ceiling, a cozy brick fireplace, a charming bay window in the dining space, and a stunning kitchen with stunning hickory cabinets, granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances and a super cute & convenient coffee bar. You’ll also love the separate pantry and full utility room for added functionality. Side entry attached garage & plenty of space for parking cars, boats, etc. The oversized primary suite includes room for a seating area, a spacious walk-in closet and a beautiful ensuite bath with dual sinks. The split-bedroom layout offers flexibility with three additional bedrooms—or use one as a dedicated home office with picturesque views from every room. Step outside to the expansive covered patio, perfect for relaxing afternoons or entertaining under the wide-open Texas sky—you won’t believe how big the sky feels out here! Recent updates include a new roof and garage door opener (2023), new AC, insulation, and duct cleaning (2024), plus new septic pump, carpet, and paint (2025)—and more! Everything is beautiful, fresh, and completely move-in ready.
Source: NTREIS #21095232
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