341 Vista Park, Sunnyvale, Texas

Description

Here in Sunnyvale — a small, intentional community tucked into a quiet corner of Dallas County — the calm streets, expansive surroundings, and long term stability of a well managed town invite you to enjoy an opportunity rarely found this close to the city. This bright, open concept home sits in a fully built out subdivision directly across from an expansive park, offering open views, privacy, and a sense of calm that’s increasingly hard to find around Dallas. Highly regarded schools are naturally screened by trees and homes. Enrollment sizes remain consistent — large enough for diverse programs yet small enough to feel connected — reflecting the same stable, deliberate growth philosophy that defines Sunnyvale. Established. Deliberate. Stable. Inside, the home features neutral colors ready for your personality, durable granite countertops, easy to maintain flooring, and an open, intuitive layout that supports comfortable living and effortless flow. High ceilings add volume and light, creating a sense of space that feels both uplifting and practical — ideal for working from home, creative pursuits, or simply enjoying room to breathe. A downstairs bedroom offers excellent flexibility, including use as an in law suite. The well kept Bermuda lawn and low maintenance landscaping enhance curb appeal and are easy to maintain year round. Roof replaced in 2024. With no MUDs, PIDs, PUDs, ETJs, or other long-term encumbrances — and an HOA with sensible dues and a practical, no nonsense approach to maintaining the neighborhood without overreach — the community offers rare predictability and stability. The pool down the street is buffered by trees and distance to ensure quiet and privacy. What you see today is what you’ll enjoy: no looming phases, no unexpected development behind you, and no sudden loss of privacy. Homes across from the park rarely come to market. Come experience why this one stands out. Video and more pics at: sunnyvaletexashomes.com

Directions: Use GPS, though sometimes Google Maps directs the user to the back of the property. My magic wand isn't working or I'd fix it.