990 Brush Creek Rd Argyle, TX 76226
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Tucked away on a spacious acre in the award-winning Argyle ISD, this inviting home offers the rare combination of charm, privacy, and versatility. This unique property is perfectly situated on a corner lot with mature trees and no city taxes resulting in extremely low property taxes. With a workshop, greenhouse, and 8x12 storage building, it’s ideal for anyone needing space for hobbies, gardening, or extra storage. The home offers a warm, inviting feel with a layout that’s both practical and well-designed. The primary suite is located downstairs and features fresh paint, a fully redesigned walk-in closet, and an updated ensuite bath. The upstairs features two bright and inviting guest bedrooms with cozy layouts and functional storage. A media room sits just off one of the upstairs bedrooms, offering the perfect space for a home theater, playroom, or a quiet office retreat. This home features oversized glass windows that create a bright, open ambiance and offer seamless visual access to the lush surroundings. The kitchen is a focal point that opens to the living and dining areas, featuring an eat-in breakfast space, natural stone countertops throughout, a double oven, and plenty of cabinet storage. Decorative lighting accents the main living spaces and adds a stylish, custom touch. The open-concept design makes entertaining and everyday living both functional and enjoyable. A large utility room adds major value, serving as a laundry room, mudroom, and extra storage all in one. Outdoors, enjoy a secluded patio, a peaceful side yard, and an expansive cleared green-space surrounded by trees, offering both beauty and privacy. With charm, character, and thoughtful updates, this property offers rare flexibility in one of the area’s most desirable school districts. Bring your vision and this home has the space and layout to adapt to whatever you need. Schedule your private showing today and discover all the potential this Argyle gem has to offer.
Source: NTREIS #21048588
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