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Home for the Season That Asks You to Slow Down There's a particular kind of relief that comes with walking into a house as the light turns golden and realizing you don't have to fix anything. No roof to worry about before the first frost. No foundation to lose sleep over. Just three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and one level of clean, updated living space — ready for whoever walks through the door next, coffee in hand, coat by the door. This one's been taken care of. The roof and foundation were both fully redone in 2023 — the two repairs that scare off most first-time buyers, already behind you before the leaves even start to turn. What's left is the fun part: a kitchen built for actual cooking, the kind that fills with the smell of something slow-roasting on a Sunday. A large island, granite counters, updated appliances — all built for casual entertaining as the nights get cooler. Wide-plank luxury vinyl runs underfoot through the open floor plan, warm underfoot, tying the whole house together. Out back, there's a private yard made for the season ahead — room for a firepit, a garden bed put to rest for winter, a dog chasing leaves, quiet mornings with coffee before the day starts. The two-car garage handles the rest. The setting works, too. You're just off Dalrock Road, positioned neatly between I-30 and Route 66, with Lake Ray Hubbard close enough for an evening walk as the sky turns amber, and plenty of restaurants and shops nearby. One more thing worth knowing: qualified buyers may be able to assume the seller's existing loan at 5.5% — a rate that's hard to find anywhere in today's market. It's subject to lender approval, but it's the kind of detail that can meaningfully change what this home actually costs you month to month, so it's worth looking into early. And if you're thinking years down the line, not just move-in day: this home falls within Rockwall ISD, which carries a Niche A rating and sits at #14 across all of DFW. Come and see!!