2204 Chippewa Hls Gunter, TX 75058
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Discover luxury and comfort in this stunning, nearly new 4,300 sq ft white brick residence nestled within the highly sought-after Bridges Golf Course Community. This magnificent home features a highly functional floor plan with 5 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms, including the convenience of two bedrooms plus a dedicated office downstairs. Step inside to find rich wood floors and plantation shutters throughout, creating an atmosphere of timeless elegance. The heart of the home is the open-concept living space, featuring a soaring, two-story family room with a cozy fireplace, which flows seamlessly into the gourmet kitchen. This chef's dream boasts gleaming quartz countertops, a large center island, an apron sink, and state-of-the-art convection ovens, complete with a generous breakfast bar for casual dining. The adjacent Primary Retreat is a true sanctuary, offering a spacious sitting area perfect for unwinding, complemented by a luxurious en-suite with a separate tub and shower, and his-and-her walk-in closets. Outdoor living is a breeze with an oversized covered porch, featuring a built-in BBQ and an inviting outdoor fireplace, ideal for enjoying crisp evenings. Practical amenities include a 3-car insulated garage. The upper level is dedicated to entertainment and privacy, offering a spacious loft or game room and a dedicated media room, along with three additional generous bedrooms, each featuring walk-in closets and private or shared baths. Beyond the walls of this beautiful home, you gain access to The Bridges' unparalleled resort-style amenities, including the championship Golf Course, sparkling swimming pool, tennis courts, well-equipped gym, and an exclusive clubhouse with a restaurant. This property offers a perfect blend of sophisticated living and a vibrant community lifestyle.
Source: NTREIS #21104992
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