Beautiful one Story home with a amazing pool and spa Richmond, Texas


Beautiful one Story home with a amazing pool and spa. Large Open Floor Plan, Huge fenced Back Yard. 12' high ceilings, Large Casita with kitchen area, lanai, outdoor fireplace, large storage building, new pool equipment , Granite counter tops in custom kitchen. Granite in baths. Large Utility Room, and 1.231 Acre Lot. This home is A MUST SEE for you or your clients. 

General Description

Listing Price:
$ 579,900 ($134.11/sqft.) 
Listing Status:
For Sale
Address:
1422 Laurabee Dr
City:
Richmond
State:
TX
Zip Code:
77469
County:
Fort bend County
Subdivision:
Bridlewood Estates Sec 3 View subdivision price trend
Legal Description:
BRIDLEWOOD ESTATES SEC 3, BLOCK 2, LOT 28, ACRES 1.231
Property Type:
Single Family
Bedrooms:
5 Bedroom(s)
Baths:
3 Full & 1Half Bath(s)
Garage:
3 / Attached
DON BURNS TEAM- REAL ESTATE

CDPE, CRS, ePRO®


http://www.har.com/donburns

don@donburns.com

(281) 491-6274
(281) 734-8715







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