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SOLD! Beautifully expanded and thoughtfully reimagined, this single-story Arapaho Heights home offers over 3,000 square feet of elevated living on a wide interior lot in one of West Richardson’s most sought-after pockets, between Heights Park and Waterview Preservation. Completely renovated with an extensive list of structural and system upgrades, the home features all-new plumbing including sewer line, new electrical with buried lines, new roof, windows, HVAC systems, tankless water heaters, and more — delivering both peace of mind and long-term value. Inside, a split floor plan unfolds with vaulted ceilings, including a stunning 1,000-square-foot great room anchored by a 35-foot exposed beam and a 14-foot sliding door that creates seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Engineered hardwoods, custom millwork, and curated lighting elevate every space. The kitchen is designed to impress and perform, featuring a 10-foot island, quartzite surfaces, custom cabinetry, a 48-inch gas range, high-end appliance package including refrigerator, and a butler’s pantry with beverage storage and integrated pop-up outlets for a clean, functional workspace. The primary suite offers a true retreat with fireplace, spa-like bath finished in natural stone, and direct access to the expansive outdoor living area. Each secondary bedroom is generously sized, with multiple ensuite configurations and excellent storage. Outdoor living is equally exceptional, with an approximately 900-square-foot deck, new landscaping and irrigation, extended concrete, and a gated driveway with electric entry — all designed to enhance both privacy and everyday livability. Set among a blend of original charm, high-end renovations, and new construction, this Arapaho Heights location is known for its strong values, wide lots, and proximity to parks, and top-rated Richardson ISD schools. A rare opportunity to own a fully renovated, move-in ready home with both design and infrastructure completed at a high level.

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Reena Cartwright