2720 Prairie Creek Ct Plano, TX 75075
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About this home
Back on the Market No Fault of the Sellers! Unfortunately, the buyers had a personal situation come up and were unable to move forward so we’re back on the market and ready for a new owner to fall in love with this beautifully updated ranch-style home on a quiet cul-de-sac in Prairie Creek Estates, one of Plano’s most desirable neighborhoods. Surrounded by mature Magnolia, Oak, and Crepe Myrtle trees, this charming two story home perfectly blends timeless character with modern comfort and stunning curb appeal. Inside, you’ll find granite countertops, custom built-ins, updated plumbing fixtures and sinks, nail down scraped hardwood floors, and fresh interior paint throughout. The spacious kitchen opens to the living area and overlooks the sparkling pool, creating the ideal setup for entertaining or casual family living. The remodeled primary suite offers a true retreat with a soaking tub with massage jets, updated tile, and a spa-like ambiance you’ll love coming home to. Upstairs, the flooring was completely replaced in 2023, including new carpet in bedrooms and new flooring in both bathrooms. Major system updates include HVAC units for both levels, and in 2025, a new fence with electric gate was installed for added privacy and convenience. Additional exterior enhancements include a retaining wall, French drains, rain gutters, and decorative shutters for elevated curb appeal. Step outside to your private backyard oasis, complete with a pool and safety fence, lush landscaping, and ample green space for pets or play. Conveniently located just minutes from shopping, dining, Liberty Recreation Center, and highly rated Plano ISD schools, this home delivers the perfect mix of style, comfort, and location. Don’t miss your chance to make it yours schedule your private showing today and see why Prairie Creek Estates remains one of Plano’s most beloved communities.
Source: NTREIS #21076340
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