Garden Home in Capella Park Feels Expansive, Despite Size

If you’ve never heard of Capella Park, finding its white-picket fenced environs might seem like the answer to families (or even downsizers) that are looking for both affordability and a picturesque neighborhood but don’t want to sacrifice a shorter commute to downtown and other Dallas amenities.

Located near the Mountain Creek neighborhood, the master-planned community is just off West Kiest Boulevard between Mountain Creek Parkway and Spur 408, and adjacent to Dallas Baptist University, The Potter’s House, and more. It’s in Duncanville ISD, but has a Dallas address.

It was this listing at 3724 Prague Mews that first caught our eye and directed us to check out Capella Park.

Situated on a corner lot, on the outside, it looks like a charming (if smallish) traditional home. “Don’t let its size fool you,” said James Farias with Dave Perry-Miller InTown.

And his warning is a wise one. With multiple skylights and tons of windows, plus 12-foot ceilings, this 1,503 square foot home feels large, despite its smaller footprint, thanks to natural light, plenty of vertical space, and an open layout.

A generous master suite has a large walk-in closet, and a master en-suite. The other two bedrooms and the second bathroom also feel substantial.

The kitchen is laid out well and is open to the dining space and the living room, which means that dinner prep and helping with homework, or cooking and watching the game, can happen simultaneously.

Capella Park also has several green spaces (including one near this house), and is an easy commute to even AT&T Stadium, DFW Airport, Dallas National Golf Club, and more.

The home is priced at $239,000. Want to see more? Click here. Want to learn about Capella Park? Click here.