3617 18th St Plano, TX 75074
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Welcome to 3617 18th Street, totally renovated within the last 5 years plus many recent improvements in Plano’s Ridgewood community. This one of a kind 1 story PRE INSPECTED home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, & nearly 2,700 sq ft of living space on a generous .34 acre lot with PAID OFF SOLAR PANELS providing nearly 50% off your electric bill! The property features a rare courtyard style design placing the pool & outdoor living space at the front of the home, fully enclosed for privacy & entertainment. This courtyard is anchored by an impressively large covered deck ideal for hosting gatherings, dining outdoors, or simply relaxing while overlooking the pool & spa. The layout creates a peaceful retreat completely shielded from the street Inside, the home offers 3 distinct living areas including an entertainment room highlighted by a fireplace & full views of the courtyard. The updated kitchen showcases granite counters, SS appliances, abundant cabinetry, & a seamless flow into the breakfast & family spaces. Newer flooring & crisp finishes tie the home together with a modern & cohesive feel. The bedroom wing provides privacy for the primary suite & secondary bedrooms. Both bathrooms were renovated with updated tile, lighting, & fixtures bringing fresh style & comfort. The outdoor living space continues to impress as the centerpiece of the property. The pool features upgraded finishes with soothing accents & mature landscaping. Additional highlights include a whole home surge protector, & extensive electrical work. The location is excellent with quick access to US 75 & the George Bush Turnpike. Everyday conveniences such as Costco, Sam’s Club, Walmart, Target, parks, schools, & dining are all within minutes. Rare Plano find offering space, efficiency, quality renovations, & a private courtyard lifestyle with pool, large covered deck, & entertaining areas that combine privacy, character, & convenience.
Source: NTREIS #21085426
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