Beautiful Home Stand Still despite of Hurricane Harvey

Once Harvey is gone and life gets back in track. Check out this Beautiful home. Bring your buyers. Cozy home ready for you to move in. Freshly painted. New wood floors in formal living and dining rooms and stairs and bedroom hallway. New carpet in bedrooms. Granite in kitchen and powder room. Great neighborhood. Only 2 blocks to the swimming pool and Settlers Way Elementary. Also close to the middle school.
http://www.har.com/donburns/listing_detail/38164446

DON BURNS TEAM- REAL ESTATE
as one of the TOP 500 Top Producing Teams/Individuals in Texas
CDPE, CRS, ePRO®
http://www.har.com/donburns
don@donburns.com
(281) 491-6274
(281) 734-8715

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