Sunday, March 21, 2010

New values in the neighborhood

I recently learned that another townhome is for sale in my neighborhood. These town homes are perfect for couples or single people. Empty nesters could call these place home because of the layout.

They range is square footage from 1,500 to 2,000 and have easy up-and-down stairs, either to bedrooms or a loft and bedroom.

The backyards are minimal and easy to care for. Consider them a haven in the city.

Truthfully, these are some of the nicest, moderately priced homes in the Midcities.

contact me for more info and read deep into this blog.

cafigur@gmail.com
817-891-1167

Saturday, February 13, 2010

The Weather and 600 Rosemead

With all of this snow in the DFW area this week, it has been a blessing to live in this townhome.

Because of its construction, I am able to stay warm and comfortable even while my thermostat is at 68 degrees.

The garage entry into the kitchen makes keeping the carpets clean a breeze. For those of you from or in the Midwest, it is almost like having a "mud room" with the oversized garage.

Being a part of the homeowners association ensures that the road is clear and the security gate works.

Because we're a part of the City of Euless, Fuller-Wiser Road just outside the gate is always clear and well maintained.

Write to me and let's talk about buying or renting this fabulous townhome.

cafigur@gmail.com

Saturday, January 30, 2010

Zillow listing

Look for more details and information about this townhome at Zillow.com:

http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/600-Rosemead-Dr-Euless-TX-76039/70566253_zpid/

To tell the truth, this estimate is about $30K too low. Not sure why Zillow low balls everything, but they do. Over the last 7 years, I've noticed that listed prices on the site are much lower than market or actual selling prices. But they do allow you to research and find information on homes.

Take a look at the broader information they provide and drop me a liune.

cafigur@gmail.com

Sunday, January 24, 2010

The neighborhood

One of the best features of this townhome is its location. On Fuller-Wiser Road in Euless, it is near the intersection of Midcities and State Highway 360. Consider that this home is

  • 10 minutes from downtown Grapevine.
  • 7 minutes from DFW airport's terminals.
  • 5 minutes from Main Street Euless.

Besides time, think about these services, it is walking distance to:

  • A convenience store.
  • One of the friendliest dry cleaners around. Say hi to Nick if you stop by).
  • The newest dog park in the Dallas area.

You should also know:

  • It is in the Grapevine-Colleyville ISD.
  • Is gated and secure.
  • Is in one of the quietest, most stable neighborhoods in Euless and the Midcities.

If you are a pilot who needs a close-by location, a teacher wanting a quiet, close-in home; a virtual office worker needing a quiet workplace, this is a great location and environment.

For more information, contact cafigur@gmail.com or comment to this blog.

Sunday, January 17, 2010

The Guest Bedroom

It was his haven, his lair. Sure, it was the guest bedroom, but in a pinch, it could be his office.


It was upstairs and warm and inviting. He had that large closet that could also double as his studio. And it also had a bathroom with more storage. What more could a guy ask for?

The room had high ceilings, adequate light. The access to the loft are made it a natural private space. It was big enough to hold a king-sized bed and had lots of outlets. And the doors to the hallway and into the bathroom gave it increased privacy.

What more could a guy ask for? OK, a big screen HDTV....

For more information on this property, contact cafigur@gmail.com.

Saturday, January 9, 2010

The master bedroom

She needed to lay her head down to rest. The day had been long and hard, the boss and clients demanding. Her bedroom was her haven and the comfort it provided helped, in part, to make up for the scathing day she had just finished.

She had chosen the furnishing to fit the space--queen-sized bed, dressing table, night stand, settee, carefully-sized dresser. It was just right for her, but also was good for two. But tonight, it was just her, resting after a warm, relaxing bath in the adjoining bath.

The ceiling fan helped the comfort both by moving the air in the room and providing a little (very little) white noise. The overhead light gave way to the soft light of the nightstand lamp. The security panel glowed softly next to the walk-in closet door, giving her that sense of security and comfort as she slipped off to sleep.

In the morning, she would raise the blackout blind on the large garden window to a new morning. Her feet would touch the soft white carpet, but that could wait until morning. For now, sleep awaited.


For more information on this property, drop a line to cafigur@gmail.com.

Monday, December 28, 2009

The backyard

"It's a nice evening," she said as she sipped her adult beverage perched on her seat on the patio. "And the yard looks so good."

It better look good. We both had slaved hauling new red lava rock into the space. Now the once bark-strewn beds looked neater and cleaner--and red.

"This was all worth it," she whispered to me as I stood close to her. Her fresh-from-the-bath body scent intermingled with the crisp smell of the lawn. Well, let's be real, she flat out overpowered it for me--I may love a St Augustine lawn, but it can't compete with this pretty blond Texan with great taste in bath soaps.

The neatly trimmed bushes framed the stucco-walled townhome and gave a great contrast--dark green against sandy stucco. The textures were inviting but paled by comparison to the hard working, freshly-cleansed Euless girl. The failing light warmed the newly laid rock around the raised bed and contrasted nicely with the cedar-slat perimeter fence.

"Do you think a hot tub would fit here?" she purred, sweeping her lithe arm toward the natural space just off the slat to the open part of the flower bed. "Yes, it would work nicely there. Hot water could come from the bath there," as I pointed to the outside wall of the bath where the garden tub was just inside. Piping would be easy since a two-zone sprinkler system already populated the lawn and bed areas. After the muscle-straining work of the day, it would be nice to have a burbling hot tub to soak in with my pretty partner, I thought.

"Yes, it would," she sighed, as if reading my mind. "Shall we open that new bottle of wine we picked up last night from Su Vino?"

"Of course, " I said, as she now stood, barefoot on the smooth slab under the cover of the open patio, which could easily be screen in. "Why don't we continue this inside, as my arm encircled her trim waist and she kissed me ever so slightly.

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For more information on this townhome, contact cafigur@gmail.com