3709 Atrium Dr Plano, TX 75075
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OPEN HOUSE, Saturday OCT 25th and Sunday OCT 26th from 1-3pm! Walk through the door and you will feel the warmth and character of this beautifully maintained custom home in one of Plano’s most established neighborhoods. The spacious living room features beamed ceilings, a cozy gas fireplace, and a built-in wet bar, creating the perfect space for relaxing with family or entertaining friends. The sunlit breakfast nook carries that same charm with wood beams and peaceful backyard views. This spacious 4-bedroom, 3 bath home offers walk-in closets, ceiling fans, new laminate wood flooring in all bedrooms, and ceramic tile in the bathrooms. The hardwood floors in the main living areas have been freshly stained, and the interior has been newly painted, giving the home a clean, move in ready feel. A Brand-New ROOF will be installed before closing, providing peace of mind for the new owners. Step outside and enjoy your own backyard retreat featuring a sparkling pool and spa, two covered outdoor living spaces with lights and ceiling fans, and a beautifully landscaped yard that includes a butterfly sanctuary lovingly created by the homeowner. Whether you are enjoying your morning coffee, hosting a barbecue, or watching the kids swim, this backyard is made for everyday living and special memories. Additional highlights include an oversized 2-car garage with a workbench, a side yard with a storage building and dog run, and recent updates including a water heater (2022), pool equipment (2023), and one of the two HVAC units replaced in 2024. You will love the convenience of being close to Cheyenne Park and Saigling Elementary, with walking & jogging trails, sports fields and playgrounds, as well as nearby shopping, dining, and recreation. This custom home offers comfort, charm, and a backyard oasis in a location families love! Schedule your private showing today and see why this Plano home is the perfect place to call your own.
Source: NTREIS #21082352
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