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DALTX Real Estate > Dave Perry Miller > Friday Four Hundred: Looks Can be Deceiving, Especially With This Inwood North Traditional
Dave Perry Miller

Friday Four Hundred: Looks Can be Deceiving, Especially With This Inwood North Traditional

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Talk about unexpected! From the outside, I’d think 4910 Harvest Hill Road to be sedate and traditional, with some cream and blue upholstery, understated draperies, and maybe a kitchen with some white cabinets and a rather plain countertop.

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But I totally wasn’t expecting this! Check out the sleek, modern interior of this Inwood North Estates home! Lots of dark leather, and a streamlined kitchen if there ever was one, with tons of stainless steel and dark cabinets. It’s marketed by Dave Perry-Miller agent Laura Michelle for $425,000.

It’s a pleasant surprise, that’s for sure, and for a four-bedroom, three-bath ranch built in 1966, it’s very large and open. With more than 2,400 square feet, this home feels much larger than its footprint. That’s thanks to the vaulted and beamed ceilings in the living room, and the huge island in the kitchen.

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I also love the angular shape of the kitchen counters and island, which is something you don’t see often. Most islands are rectangular or oblong, so this is somewhat of a treat! Another cool feature is the beautiful bar perpendicular to the island, sporting a wine cooler and mosaic backsplash.

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Much of the common areas in this home feel more like a lounge, but the master bedroom takes a much different turn. It’s a cozy 13×12, and the oversized furniture make it feel quite a bit smaller. Still, at least this bedroom has the same beautiful hardwoods that are underfoot throughout this home.

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But if you’re looking for a unique master bath, then you’ll love this one. The built-in cabinetry is fantastic — a great solution for finding a home for your huge collection of hair products (guilty as charged!). Not only that, but there’s also an expansive vanity that looks plucked straight from a salon!

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The backyard of this home is spacious, and the covered rear porch is excellent for get-togethers. All in all, this home is a fabulous family property for those looking for updates and a convenient location.

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