Texas City null-story, 3-bed 13514 HARBOR POINTE Drive-idx
Off Market

13514 HARBOR POINTE DriveTexas City, 77568

New Construction

Home Summary

Modern lakeview home with a gourmet kitchen, high ceilings, and abundant natural light.

1,778 sqft
3 beds
2.5 baths
2-car
6,875 sqft lot
built in 2024

Property Type: Residential, Detached

Style: Traditional

ENJOY COMING HOME TO THIS 1 LEVEL OPEN HOME, HUGE 12 FT. CEILINGS WITH 8 FT DOORS. 3 BEDROOMS, 2.5 BATHS. LAKE HOMESITE ON CORNER CUL-DE-SAC! THE ISLAND GOURMET KITCHEN IS JUST THAT, FROM THE GRANITE COUNTERTOPS TO THE BUILT IN WINE COOLER, DOUBLE OVENS, STAINLESS SIDE BY SIDE REFRIGERATOR AND 9" BEVELED FARMHOUSE SINK, LARGE WALK-IN PANTRY. HUGE SKYLINE WINDOWS THROUGHOUT WITH PLENTY OF NATURAL LIGHTING. LAKE VIEW IN BACK WITH HUGE COVERED PATIO!

MLS #299413757CB&A, Realtors

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