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Check out this stunning 3 bedroom custom home located on over a half acre lot in Joshua ISD.
Built in 2022, this new construction home offers a cozy country setting with a modern luxury design. Enter the foyer of this open living single story home with soaring tray ceilings, decorative lighting and crown molding. Large bright windows allow the natural light to pour in.
The open concept showcases the beautiful kitchen with stainless steel appliances, farmhouse sink, subway backsplash, granite countertops, soft close drawers, ample 42-inch cabinet storage and a breakfast bar.
Additional features include hall tree and spray foam insulation to help keep your electric bill low during the hot Texas heat!
Owners suite has private entrance into the huge backyard! Walk-in shower with dual sinks and a spacious walk-in closet. On the opposite side of the home you will find the secondary bedrooms and restroom. Just minutes away from major grocery stores and shopping centers. No HOA. High speed Internet! 🏡
Come out this Sunday, February 26th to see this home for yourself 5709 Baron Drive Joshua, TX 76058 Time: 1pm - 3pm
Stefanie Daugherty
817.564.1478
StefanieDaughertyRealEstate@Gmail.com
After a brief break for winter, Fort Worth's Rooftop Cinema Club, located on top of The Worthington Renaissance Hotel, has released its schedule for the first two months of spring - one that's full of themed programming and special anniversary screenings.
The State Fair of Texas has launched a new competition that will take place not-during-regular-Fair-hours and help manage three of their most popular cookoffs.
Called "Battle for the Blue Ribbons," the competition will run May 19-21, in the Embarcadero Building at Fair Park, and will be centered on three categories: Cookies, Cakes, and Bread. These are the three most popular Creative Arts cooking contests that take place during the State Fair's annual competition events.
These three are so popular that they've become nearly overwhelming. This new competition will serve as a preliminary event and create a set of semifinalists who move on to compete in the regular contests in the fall.