2801 Deansbrook Dr Plano, TX 75093
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This east-facing, magazine-worthy home offers exceptional curb appeal and is fully loaded with upgrades and design touches that reflect today’s custom color palette and style trends. The spacious, open-concept dining, living, and kitchen area serves as the heart of the home, creating an airy, inviting space for entertaining and socializing while cooking. The stunning kitchen features a large center island, stainless steel appliances, double ovens, a gas cooktop, gorgeous quartz countertops, and a Reverse Osmosis water filter under the kitchen sink and EPS 1000 Microbiological Water Filter System. Not to mention an EcoWater Whole Home System with excessive water usage alerts. Plantation shutters, stacked-stone fireplace, a remote-controlled privacy curtain in the dining area, and beautiful wood floors flow throughout the main living spaces. The main-level primary suite is thoughtfully split from the secondary bedrooms and showcases a spa-like ensuite with dual vanities, a large walk-in closet, a luxurious shower, and a soaking tub perfect for unwinding after a long day. The first floor also offers a guest room with a full ensuite bath, and a dedicated study with French doors. Upstairs, you’ll find a media room with storage, a huge game room ideal for game day parties, movie nights, or game nights with friends and family, plus hardwired internet connections in each room with switched connectivity options. An additional 5th bedroom has been added with full permitting and approval from the City of Plano. The large covered patio is perfect for summer gatherings and backyard barbecues, with plenty of yard space for a trampoline, playscape, or to create your dream outdoor living area. Outdoor surveillance camera system, featuring audio and video recording with local storage to convey. Located in highly sought-after Plano ISD with quick access to major routes, shopping, dining, entertainment, and trendy hot spots.
Source: NTREIS #21026650
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