2609 Fountainview Dr Corinth, TX 76210
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About this home
Discover this wonderfully updated 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home in Corinth, Texas with the added bonus of no HOA, offering both charm and convenience in one package. Thoughtfully maintained and full of appealing upgrades, this home stands out from the moment you arrive. The welcoming front porch has been extended, creating the perfect spot to greet guests or enjoy a quiet moment outside. Inside, the popcorn ceilings have been removed and a wall separating the living and dining areas has been opened up, creating a more spacious and inviting open-concept layout. The living room features a cozy fireplace that anchors the space and offers a warm gathering spot. Rich hardwood flooring flows throughout the main living areas, stairs, and even the bedrooms, adding warmth and character to every level of the home. The downstairs bathroom has also been updated, and the home features classic shutters on some windows for a timeless touch. Upstairs, you’ll find comfortable bedrooms and well-appointed baths, providing the perfect retreat for family and guests. Step outside to a private backyard complete with an 8-foot privacy fence, a dedicated dog kennel with turf for your furry friends, and a 12 x 16 shed with two loft spaces on the front and back that will convey with the home. This property has been lovingly cared for, with every detail attended to, making it move-in ready. From its functional updates to its stylish finishes, and the freedom that comes with no HOA, this home offers an exceptional opportunity to own a piece of Corinth that blends comfort, style, and practicality. With its prime location near local amenities, shopping, dining, and easy access to major roadways, this home is one you won’t want to miss—come experience all it has to offer and see why it’s the perfect place to call your own.
Source: NTREIS #21027513
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