5718 Meadow Wood Ln Fort Worth, TX 76112
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Great layout on this townhome in Meadowbrook Hills Chimney Wood Addition with 3 bedrooms - each having its own attached full bath - plus a 2-car garage. The main level includes a spacious living room with high-arching vaulted ceilings, hardwood flooring, wood burning fireplace, and walls of windows and glass doors for plenty of natural lighting. Just off the living and dining is the expansive balcony with approximately 200sf offering a relaxing spot overlooking the greenspace for entertaining or enjoying a morning cup of coffee. The dining room is adjacent to the kitchen which provides significant storage and counter space as well as electric range and built-in microwave. The refrigerator is negotiable. In addition to all bedrooms having an ensuite bathroom, they also boast walk-in closets! Still on the main level is a large bedroom which could serve as a master or a second master bedroom. Downstairs you will find two additional bedrooms including the true master bedroom with its own private entrance and patio which creates a peaceful, private retreat. The master also has dual sinks in the ensuite bath and room for a sitting area. There is currently a brand new, unopened dishwasher and microwave in the garage both of which will convey with the property so that all you need to do is install them and you are ready to go! The community amenities include tennis courts, park area with picnic tables, walking trails, a clubhouse which is able to be rented for your private parties, and a nice community pool! And how about this...your lawn maintenance is included in the HOA dues. The home is very conveniently located only about 10 minutes from downtown Fort Worth with easy access to highways, schools, entertainment, restaurants and hospitals. This property could definitely be your next home!
Source: NTREIS #20922008
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