4226 Swinley Forest Dr Arlington, TX 76017
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About this home
Welcome to one of the largest and most desirable floorplans in the sought-after Preserve at Kelly Elliot community! This impressive 2022-built townhome by John Houston Homes offers an abundance of open-concept living space perfect for modern lifestyles. Step through the inviting foyer and immediately notice the beautiful luxury vinyl plank flooring that flows throughout the downstairs. The heart of the home features a chef-inspired kitchen with light-colored cabinetry, striking ebony granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances. The spacious island offers ample room for bar seating—perfect for casual dining or entertaining. The refrigerator conveys with the sale for added convenience. The generously sized primary bedroom is a true retreat, featuring a charming window seat ideal for curling up with a good book, plus a versatile nook frequently used as a home workout area. The ensuite primary is giving spa vibes with a separate garden soaking tub, separate shower, dual sinks with an expansive vanity, and a Texas-sized walk-in closet that provides storage in abundance. Two additional well-appointed bedrooms share a convenient Jack-and-Jill bathroom. The expansive upstairs landing has previously served as a theatre room but offers endless possibilities—transform it into a children's playroom, home gym, or productive home office space. Washer, dryer, and fridge convey! HOA covers lawn, exterior maintenance and insurance, giving you more time to relax and enjoy life. Community amenities include a dog park and walking paths perfect for morning strolls or evening exercise. The extra-large two-car garage provides plenty of room for vehicles plus extensive storage space, or even a motorcycle and workshop area. Easily commute with access to major highwys, close proximity to schools, dining and more. This exceptional townhome combines quality construction, thoughtful design, and an unbeatable community—schedule your showing today! Home is also for lease.
Source: NTREIS #21102469
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