Trophy Club One-Story Says Goodbye 1987 and Hello 2025 With Modern Updates
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The Laura Ashley frocks and the Sony Walkman are either banished from closets now or they’re relegated to a time capsule somewhere marked 1987.
Time, you know, has a way of marching on. Things change, and just like that Laura Ashley dress has been replaced with athleisure, housing trends change, too. So it was time for this 1987 one-story at 60 Cimarron Drive in Trophy Club to be updated, too. Nearly forty years in, it’s been reimagined for 2025 in a big way.
“All the updates are intentional,” said listing Realtor Lisa Wiggins. “It is on trend with the appropriate colors that will not go out of style and appropriate materials that won’t go out of style, either.”
This home got a serious makeover, and it shows. It starts with serious curb appeal that comes from painting the brick exterior white, adding crisp black trim, replacing the front door, laying down sod and freshening the landscaping. Curb appeal is king these days, and this house flaunts it in great style.
Inside this three-bedroom, two-bath, there’s lots more that says this 1,759-square-foot house with an open floorplan is a part of the 2020s. The kitchen now features shiny quartz countertops, crisp white cabinetry, champagne gold hardware and designer lighting. A wine fridge stands ready to be stocked for friendly happy hours or bubbly celebrations.
Light oak luxury vinyl plank flooring found throughout makes the inside practical, durable and easy to clean. The interior paint has been refreshed, and cedar beams warm up both the living area and the kitchen. The black accents continue from the exterior to the interior, most noticeably with the black fireplace, the centerpiece of the living room. The homeowner, with a background in remodeling and construction, wanted to make a bold statement.
“He took a leap of faith with the fireplace going from floor to ceiling, and I think he hit it out of the park,” Wiggins said.
The bold black details can be found on closet doors and bathroom vanities, adding to the seamless and stylish design that homebuyers want in 2025. Complete remodels updated both bathrooms with modern touches, such as a frameless glass shower and a stand-alone soaking tub.
“That black free-standing tub is so sexy,” she said.
Located in Trophy Club, the house comes with all this master-planned community offers. That includes Trophy Club Country Club, where one golf course is named for Ben Hogan, who was one of five golfers to win all four major golf tournaments, and the other for LPGA golfer Kathy Whitworth, who was a long-time Trophy Club resident.
This house is one block from an elementary school and the other schools, zoned for the popular Northwest Independent School District, are within a mile-and-a-half radius. Nearby are parks, shopping and dining, with Texas Motor Speedway just 15 minutes away.
This Trophy Club residence proves you don’t have to break the bank to live in 2025 style since it’s priced under $500,000.
It’s probably best not to wait on this one, judging from the interest that’s being shown already in this glammed-up house.
“With this market, I’ve seen homes sitting on the market longer than we have in the last eight years,” Wiggins said. “One thing I do see now is that if a house is updated, not to 2018 standards but to 2025 standards, those are the ones that are going quickly. And I expect this one to go quickly.”
