




$575,000
6928 Mill Falls Dr, Dallas, TX, 75248
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A rare opening in Brentfield Elementary, with the kitchen still yours to design. Single-story ranch in Prestonwood, zoned to Brentfield Elementary, Parkhill Junior High and J.J. Pearce High School in Richardson ISD. Sold as-is and priced to reflect exactly what it is: a solid, well cared for house with an original kitchen and three original baths, ready for the right vision. One owner since 1975, and the bones are the story. The builder designed this one himself, which is how you end up with an enclosed courtyard patio at the heart of the floor plan rather than tacked onto the back. It pulls extra natural light into the surrounding rooms. All the sunshine and courtyard feel, without the mosquitoes. 2,489 square feet all on one level, with vaulted beamed ceilings over a 20' x 17' living area and a fireplace anchoring the room. Four bedrooms and three full baths, a true separate dining room for hosting or expanding the kitchen, and an 18' x 16' flex space for a home office, gym, play room or fifth bedroom. Dual walk-in closets in the primary. Two-car attached garage, no mandatory HOA. Set on an interior street beneath mature trees, with a north-facing front and a welcoming covered porch. Campbell Green Park is just up the road with trails, tennis, playgrounds and recreation, and connects onto the Preston Ridge Trail, 6.3 paved miles running toward Plano. Hillcrest Village is a neighborhood favorite for dining and patios, built around a 1.5-acre green space. The fun cosmetic updates are still yours, but several of the big homeowner projects are already checked off.
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The largest metro area in Texas, Dallas–Fort Worth blends corporate muscle with suburban sprawl and long-run growth. Anchored by Fortune 500 headquarters, two major airports, and sprawling master-planned communities, the region stretches from Uptown Dallas high-rises to Fort Worth’s historic Stockyards.
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~0.8%
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Median Home Price
$318,600
Unemployment Rate
3.60%
Price Trend
~2–3% YoY growth
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~5,500 units
City: Dallas
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