7005 Willow Wood St Rowlett, TX 75089
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About this home
Beautiful 3-2 in the heart of Rowlett loaded with stylish finishes. From the moment you arrive, the home’s brick and stone façade strikes just the right balance of elegance and warmth, framed by manicured landscaping and a classic front porch entry. When you step inside, you’re greeted by wide-plank, wood-look tile flooring that stretches gracefully through the main living areas, setting a grounded, welcoming tone that’s both stylish and low-maintenance. At the heart of the home, the kitchen is a true standout, crafted for both beauty and function. Sleek quartz counters highlight an oversized island that’s perfect for gathering, while contemporary backsplash tile adds a pop of modern character. A gas range, stainless steel appliances, and double ovens invite everything from easy weeknight meals to holiday baking marathons. The generously-sized breakfast room is flooded with natural light and offers more than enough space to share a meal with loved ones. The open-concept living and dining areas flow seamlessly together and provide a great space for gathering with friends and family. It’s anchored by a cozy fireplace and surrounded by natural light. Tucked privately at the back of the home, the primary suite is a restful escape featuring dual vanities, a deep garden tub for soaking, and a bright white walk-in tile shower with built-in bench. Behind a pair of French doors is a private office space perfect for working from home or focusing on your favorite hobbies. Out back, an oversized covered patio wraps around the back of the house to create a seamless extension of your living space, ideal for slow weekends and backyard BBQs with those closest to you. Enjoy the extra privacy of having no neighbor backing the home! With thoughtful upgrades throughout and a location just minutes from Lake Ray Hubbard, local shopping, and major commuter routes, this home combines daily comfort with convenience.
Source: NTREIS #21095037
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