629 Claverton Ln Forney, TX 75126
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Where timeless community living meets modern design, this better-than-new home in Devonshire delivers an exceptional lifestyle wrapped in comfort, flexibility, and light. Built for those who value connection and quality, this property offers an elevated living experience in one of Forney’s most desirable master-planned neighborhoods—complete with resort-style amenities and top-rated Forney ISD schools right in the community. Each space reflects intentional design, beginning with the chef-inspired kitchen featuring a 36-inch 5-burner gas cooktop, convection oven, whisper-quiet dishwasher, and oversized granite island with deep sinks, outlets, and seating for four. The layout flows effortlessly into the open living and dining areas where natural light and clean lines create calm sophistication. A nearby dry bar ties everything together, perfect for entertaining or quiet evenings at home. Downstairs includes two bedrooms, one of which doubles beautifully as a private home office or fourth bedroom. Upstairs, the expansive flex space with a full wall of windows fills the day with radiant light—ideal for a yoga studio, creative workspace, or family retreat. The primary suite is a sanctuary with soaring ceilings, double vanity, walk-in shower, and private water closet. Beyond the walls, the Devonshire lifestyle is unmatched. Children can walk or bike to school without ever leaving the neighborhood. Afternoons can be spent shooting hoops, casting a fishing line at the stocked pond, or joining friends at one of two sparkling pools. Miles of trails, playgrounds, and community gatherings create a rhythm of life that feels like a throwback to when screentime wasn’t a word in anyone’s vocabulary. With a location just minutes from Dallas business hubs yet a world away in spirit, this home offers refined living, connection, and the sense of ease today’s buyers are searching for.
Source: NTREIS #20957068
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