313 Kelcey Ct Trenton, TX 75490
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Welcome to 313 Kelcey Court, a striking modern farmhouse nestled in the peaceful community of Trenton, TX, where the charm of rural living meets contemporary elegance. This exquisite single-family residence sits proudly on a generous .260-acre lot, offering ample space for families, first-time home buyers, or those seeking refuge from the city hustle. Boasting 3 well-appointed bedrooms & 2.5 luxurious bathrooms, this home is designed with comfort & style in mind. The façade is instantly captivating with its blend of white brick & board & batten, inviting you into a world of refined living. Step through the front doors and be wowed by the grand barrel entranceway, highlighted by four stunning chandeliers leading to an elegant dining room with tray ceilings. The adjacent front office with French doors & two closets provides a serene space for work or study. Entertain with ease from the chef-inspired kitchen featuring quartz countertops, a white farm sink with a sleek black gooseneck faucet, gas cooktop, & a bespoke butler's pantry. Custom cabinets with a beverage display hutch. The living room is a true showstopper with coffered ceilings, a chic white herringbone-patterned fireplace, floor-to-ceiling windows flooding the space with natural light. The primary suite is a tranquil retreat with vaulted ceilings, private yard access, & a spa-like en-suite complete with a frameless glass shower, soaker tub & dual marble-topped vanities. Custom closets offers ample storage! Two additional bedrooms, both with walk-in closets ensure comfort for all. A secondary bathroom features dual sinks and a stylish frameless glass shower & wood-look tile flooring. Practicality is not overlooked, with a laundry room outfitted with built-in cabinets & a sink. Outdoors, the serene backyard awaits with a covered patio perfect for relaxing or dining. This home checks every box for sophisticated country living. Discover the lifestyle you've been dreaming of before it is gone.
Source: NTREIS #21097721
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