A Piedmont Addition Home at an Unbeatable Pricepoint

June 23, 2023 | Daniel Lalley | | Inwood Home of The Week - Sponsored

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Piedmont Addition has long been one of Dallas’s most diverse neighborhoods. Nestled just between Buckner Boulevard and 175, this area has a ton to offer and even some outstanding schools like Dallas ISD’s Henry B. Gonzalez Elementary. Here, residents enjoy an array of authentic eateries, activities, and outdoor attractions like Umphress Park and Grover C. Keeton Golf Course. In this neck of the woods, an array of homes exists amongst an incredible culture and a vibrant community.

For this week’s Inwood Home of the Week sponsored by Inwood National Bank, we’re stoked to show off an updated pad in the heart of the Piedmont Addition. Paul Sanders with Compass RE Texas lists 7418 Vallejo Drive for $370,000.

This beautifully renovated four-bedroom, three-bathroom, 2,138-square-foot home is a must-see for anyone looking to make a move to Dallas.

From the curb, this home boasts a classic 1950s aesthetic. It’s very well-kept and features a well-maintained front lawn with manicured shrubbery and magnificent trees.

Then, the interior is open and inviting. Muted finishes and contrasting hardwoods offer so much flexibility that adapts to any décor. Also, this home is incredibly spacious with two living rooms, a formal dining room, and four big bedrooms.

Then, the recently updated chef’s kitchen is great. Here, sleek cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and striking granite countertops surround a beautiful gas-powered island range. Also, a minibar and wine rack add the perfect entertaining element to this elegant space.

Like the rest of this home, the primary suite opens up to offer tons of space. Also, with a beautiful open window, this room attracts lots of light.

The updated ensuite bathroom features fresh tilework and a beautiful walk-in shower. Also, the hallway bathroom just underwent a full remodel, so it features a crisp modern aesthetic with a sleek vanity and sophisticated tilework.

Lastly, the backyard is a perfect suburban escape. Here, mature trees set the backdrop for a peaceful retreat.