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201 Northcreek Drive
Chandler, TX 75758
$340,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
3
Bathroom
2
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
1926
Property Description
Welcome to 201 Northcreek, an exceptional gem nestled in the heart of Chandler, Texas! This meticulously maintained residence boasts three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a charming formal dining area, and a delightful sunroom that extends the living space to the serene outdoors. Upon stepping inside, you'll be greeted by the warmth of oak hardwood floors, accentuated by a cozy gas fireplace that sets the perfect ambiance. The formal dining room awaits the creation of new memories, while natural light illuminates the spacious kitchen. Here, a central prep island, ample cabinetry, a built-in china hutch, and a cozy breakfast nook beckon both culinary enthusiasts and those seeking a welcoming gathering space. Beyond the confines of this beautiful home lies a meticulously landscaped oasis, complete with an array of fruit and berry plants that enhance the tranquility of the backyard retreat. For those with a knack for tinkering or crafting, a 12x20 insulated workshop awaits, fully equipped with electricity. Additionally, a second storage building provides ample space for lawn equipment. The prime location of this home offers easy access to downtown Chandler, the Kickapoo Public boat ramp on Lake Palestine, the Chandler River Park on the Neches River, and the bustling West Loop 323 in Tyler, all within a short distance. Embrace the charm of small-town living at its finest and discover the inviting comforts that await within this beautiful home. Schedule a visit today and experience the captivating allure of 201 Northcreek for yourself!
Property Information
Lot Size
-- square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
1998
MLS Number
24006405
Location
Address
201 Northcreek Drive
City
Chandler
State
TX
Zip Code
75758
County
HENDERSON (COUNTY)
Listing
Provider
Dwell Residential LLC, original listing
Name
Dwell Residential LLC
Phone
(903) 525-9317
Office Name
Dwell Realty
Office Phone
(903) 525-9317
Agent Name
Breana Johnson

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