This Too-Cute Preston Village Condo Was Gone Too Soon

There are a few things you look for in a condo. Location, obviously — within the city and the complex.

Style, of course. What amenities are available and does that rascally HOA cover them?

In the case of 17735 Windflower Way #106, it’s a good answer, party all around.

A Great North Dallas Location

Right out of the gate, Windflower is in North Dallas tucked right in between George Bush and Dallas North Tollway, so getting anywhere in the city is as easy as cruising through a toll booth.

(Remember back in the day when you had to scrounge around for loose change and launch it perfectly in the mesh basket while maintaining a high rate of speed? We’ve come a long way, friends. Did I have a friend whose Mom inadvertently tossed her wedding ring in there? Sure did. But that’s neither here nor there.)

Inside the community, 17735 Windflower #106 is on a corner — instant added value. With only one shared wall, it’s one of the most desirable units in the whole dang place. Ebby Halliday’s Nerissa Bailey said that’s one of the other things she loves about Preston Village – the variety. Some of the condos are stand-alone, some have two shared walls, and some have one.

Bailey said they skew traditional, but the pops of color on the front door bring a little personality to every home, and honestly, these can go transitional in an instant. Bailey said 106, in particular, has an English garden feel with the high brick fence, arbor, and drapey wisteria that blooms in the spring. It’s like the cutest patio ever and it’s the dead of winter. Imagine what it’s like when the sun actually shines.

Up next, amenities. Preston Village has one of the most beautiful condo pools in the area and you get all the perks with none of the maintenance. Just grab a trifold mirror and a bottle of Bain de Soliel and head down to the cabana.

Right before this one hit the market, they painted the interior, refaced the fireplace, added recessed lighting, topped the wet bar with butcher block, and gave it all a fresh makeover though honestly, it didn’t need much.

It went under contract in under a minute – EXAGGERATION, but it went quickly. It was a multiple-offer situation and reinforced the idea that when you price it right, it only takes a weekend. Bailey listed 17735 Windflower Way #106 at $389,000.