4632 Pine Valley Dr Frisco, TX 75034
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About this home
Impeccably updated and an exceptionally rare find, this move-in-ready, 3,500 sf single-story custom home is situated on an oversized, elevated corner lot surrounded by mature trees and lush landscaping in the prestigious, guard-gated golf course community of Stonebriar Village. Custom iron double doors lead into interiors that have been tastefully refreshed w-neutral color palette, hand-scraped hardwood floors, plantation shutters, elegant millwork, and updated lighting. Walls of floor-to-ceiling windows flood the open floor plan w-natural light, seamlessly blending indoor living w-outdoor beauty. The remodeled gourmet kitchen shines w-marble countertops, designer backsplash, white cabinetry, and premium stainless steel appliances including LG Signature Series refrigerator, ovens, microwave, wine chiller, induction cooktop, new dishwasher and disposal, and opens to the inviting living room w-fireplace and light and bright breakfast nook. The private primary suite offers a tranquil sitting area and features split his-and-hers baths w-marble vanities, a jetted soaking tub, remodeled walk-in shower w-seamless glass, and spacious custom closets. Additional living areas include a formal study w-fireplace and sliding doors to a charming, covered morning porch and a flexible bonus room ideal as a media, game, second study, or craft space with board-on-board wall detailing. Outdoors, enjoy evenings under the pergola on the flagstone patio. This home has been extensively updated w-modern systems for comfort and efficiency, along w-significant exterior improvements including a Class IV impact-resistant roof, new skylight, gutters, garage doors, drainage, and refreshed landscaping. 4632 Pine Valley offers low-maintenance luxury in one of Frisco’s most coveted guard-gated golf communities just minutes from The Star, Legacy West, and world-class dining, shopping, and entertainment. VA loan at 2.5% (30-year term) is assumable by eligible veteran.
Source: NTREIS #21091079
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