2104 Prospect Dr Frisco, TX 75036
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About this home
Welcome to this exquisitely designed home located in the highly sought-after Phillips Creek Ranch subdivision. This spacious property offers 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms and a 3-car garage situated on a premium corner lot. Upon entering the home, you will find an open floor plan for the kitchen, breakfast and living area while also providing a well designed separation for the office and primary bedrooms to allow for privacy when needed. The primary suite and a secondary primary bedrooms are both located downstairs that is ideal for guests or multi-generational living. The kitchen space offers a large island, a double oven, quartz counter-tops as well as abundant cabinetry with elegant finishes in neutral tones. Upstairs you will enjoy a large game room, media room and three bedrooms that offers more flexibility for use of the space. Entertainment will be effortless with a resort-style pool that can be heated and also cooled, a spa, and multiple waterfalls. The outdoor kitchen offers a built-in grill with a rotisserie cooker and an electronic shade to help keep the cook cool while preparing meals. The large covered patio provides enough space for relaxing and enjoying a meal with electric draw down shades to provide privacy when desired. The pool decking is made entirely of limestone pavers while surrounding areas have been covered with pet specific, high permability turf to assist with low maintenance. Sprinklers were left in place in turf area to allow for cleaning and cooling of the turf when needed. West facing windows have been tinted to keep the turf from scorching. Irrigation system has an upgraded Rachio smart controller that monitors the weather and will automatically adjust. Interior of house has been recently painted. No detail has been forgotten with this beautifully maintained, one owner home.
Source: NTREIS #21021197
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