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Springtown sits far enough outside the DFW sprawl to breathe, and 617 N Avenue D is the kind of home that explains why people make that drive. Tucked into the Blackmon Addition on a quiet street, this one was has been clearly loved — and it shows. There's nothing left to do here but unpack, whether this is your first home or your next one. Built in 2001, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath home sits on a fifth of an acre in Springtown ISD — 1,290 square feet that live bigger than the number suggests, thanks to a split-bedroom layout and vaulted ceilings. A front porch sets the tone before you reach the glass and iron front door. Two covered carport spaces plus plenty of additional parking mean you're never fighting for a spot, whether it's family in town or friends over for the weekend. Inside, custom cabinetry with lighted glass fronts, designer tile, and a real backsplash do the talking. Two of the three bedrooms have walk-in closets, the third is generously sized. Upgraded lighting and ceiling fans carry through, and the primary bathroom was fully renovated just a year ago — right down to the smart toilet. Ceramic tile and laminate flooring throughout mean this home is genuinely move-in ready, not just advertised that way. Outside is where this home becomes a sanctuary. A huge oversized covered patio gives you real outdoor living space. Fruit trees are already established and producing. The shed has its own window — real light, ready for a she-shed, workshop, or studio. The yard is landscaped, well maintained, and enclosed by a fence that's only 2 years old. Fiber cement and stone exterior with a composition roof means the big-ticket stuff is handled. Springtown ISD schools, small-town pace, easy access to Hwy 51 and 199. Backyards like this one don't come around often — and neither do homes this ready to walk into.

Springtown sits far enough outside the DFW sprawl to breathe, and 617 N Avenue D is the kind of home that explains why people make that drive. Tucked into the Blackmon Addition on a quiet street, this one was has been clearly loved — and it shows. There's nothing left to do here but unpack, whether this is your first home or your next one. Built in 2001, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath home sits on a fifth of an acre in Springtown ISD — 1,290 square feet that live bigger than the number suggests, thanks to a split-bedroom layout and vaulted ceilings. A front porch sets the tone before you reach the glass and iron front door. Two covered carport spaces plus plenty of additional parking mean you're never fighting for a spot, whether it's family in town or friends over for the weekend. Inside, custom cabinetry with lighted glass fronts, designer tile, and a real backsplash do the talking. Two of the three bedrooms have walk-in closets, the third is generously sized. Upgraded lighting and ceiling fans carry through, and the primary bathroom was fully renovated just a year ago — right down to the smart toilet. Ceramic tile and laminate flooring throughout mean this home is genuinely move-in ready, not just advertised that way. Outside is where this home becomes a sanctuary. A huge oversized covered patio gives you real outdoor living space. Fruit trees are already established and producing. The shed has its own window — real light, ready for a she-shed, workshop, or studio. The yard is landscaped, well maintained, and enclosed by a fence that's only 2 years old. Fiber cement and stone exterior with a composition roof means the big-ticket stuff is handled. Springtown ISD schools, small-town pace, easy access to Hwy 51 and 199. Backyards like this one don't come around often — and neither do homes this ready to walk into.