Lots to Love with this North Richland Hills Traditional Two-Story
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Where are our traditional people? Here’s a house that’ll make your heart go pitter-patter on this Valentine’s Day.
This Colonial Revival home on Ashley Court in North Richland Hills has distinctive characteristics of this style that traditionalists search for. This two-story comes with a traditional gabled roof. The upstairs windows feature black shutters that accent the house’s brick. Then that entrance includes a small portico flanked by pillars at this suburban residence. All those elements work together to give the house’s curb appeal the style traditional home lovers look for.
Located in the Shady Oaks neighborhood right off North Tarrant Parkway, the house is unique in this neighborhood with a few other traditional homes.
“This one stands out above them all with the columns and the fresh paint,” said Leanna Sellars, the listing Realtor with Keller Williams Realty. “This one is very eye-catching.”
Staircase Sets the Tone
Step inside this 3,266-square-foot house where there’s more to make a traditional home lover swoon…at least a little. The front door opens to an elegant open foyer where the grand staircase, muted gray walls, and wood-look flooring set the tone for the interior.
The center of this 1993 home — the kitchen — has been renovated. Joining the shaker cabinetry are a Bosch dishwasher and an oversized kitchen island with a wine fridge and spice racks. Dinner can be served at the nearby breakfast nook, while a kitchen bar adds a spot for a quick snack.
“Most families are going to spend their time in the kitchen and living room area,” Sellars said. “It’s the heartbeat of the home.”
The kitchen connects to the living room in this open-concept floorplan. From there, views of both the living room’s white fireplace and mantle and the backyard, through the bank of large windows. Also, downstairs is a flex space, which offers a room for modern ideas, whether it’s a game room, art studio, home office, or exercise space.
Peaceful Upstairs
The home’s four bedrooms and three baths are all found upstairs, making the upstairs a peaceful retreat for the family. In the primary suite, a sitting area makes the main bedroom a spot to relax.
This home isn’t just about comfort — it’s about functionality too. The three-car garage doesn’t merely accommodate your vehicles; it offers ample storage and organizational solutions, courtesy of a handy pegged wall system for tools and a vast, floored attic space above.
Cul-de-Sac Location
Location is key. This North Richland Hills house, situated on a cul-de-sac actually is located within the Keller Independent School District. A mere 25-minute drive gets to downtown Fort Worth, while Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport is less than 40 minutes away.
Traditional design, multiple bedrooms, convenient commutes, and a top-notch school district make this North Richland Hills home worth a look.
