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Welcome home to this charming, 3 bedroom, 2 bath open concept home in Keller ISD.
Sitting on a corner lot in the Summerfields Addition, a few blocks from Chisholm Trail middle school. Inside you will find tile floors that lead you into an inviting open-space.
The wood-burning fireplace takes center stage in the cozy living room, providing warmth and ambiance during chilly evenings.
The well-appointed kitchen features sleek countertops, all black appliances, and ample storage, making meal preparation a breeze.
The open layout allows for seamless entertaining, ensuring you'll never miss a moment with family and friends while hosting gatherings.
The design extends to the tranquil bedrooms, offering a peaceful retreat after a long day.
The master bedroom boasts an en-suite bathroom, complete with dual sinks and new beautiful white cabinets. Step outside to the fenced yard with plenty of extra storage in the shed.
8100 Cannonwood Drive, Fort Worth, Texas 76137
The stunning 15-acre expanse nestled in the undulating hills of Erath County – an ideal canvas for a new home, hunting, camping, and endless possibilities. Featuring a mix of wooded areas and open pasture, complemented by convenient road frontage is SOLD.
Looking for a piece of land like this for yourself? Contact me today to begin your home buying journey!
Fort Worth's Sundance Square gets first shop dedicated to glamming up dogs
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Focused primarily on dogs but has cat supplies as well, Origami provides the first pet supply outlet for downtown residents and denizens.
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