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324 Hudson Court

Kennedale, TX 76060

Listing courtesy of Leslie Majors, Legacy Realty Group

$450,000

Active

Beds

Baths

Sqft

2,807

Year Built

2018

About this home

Tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac in the Glen of Village Creek, a fully enclosed neighborhood with no through traffic, sits an open floor plan that was built for the way people actually live. This two-story traditional home built in 2018 delivers the space, layout, and location buyers keep asking for in southeast Tarrant County. The kitchen anchors the home: granite countertops, an island, stainless steel appliances, a walk-in pantry, and enough cabinetry to end the storage argument for good. It opens directly to the family room with a dedicated eat-in space, looking out to a covered patio and a dedicated play structure that stays with the property, all made for slow Saturday mornings and Friday-night gatherings alike. The split primary suite is positioned for privacy, with an ensuite that includes a walk-in shower, a jetted soaking tub, and a true walk-in closet. A formal room near the entry works as a second living area, a home office, or a flex space. Upstairs there are 3 more bedrooms(one that is oversized), a large loft(perfect for a game room, music room or office) and a large front facing balcony. The rooftop solar panels are fully owned and paid in full, putting lower energy costs in the new owner’s pocket from day one. It's zoned to Kennedale ISD schools, a straight shot to I-20, and minutes from both Fort Worth and Arlington. A splash pad, disc golf course, and stocked fishing pond, sit just beyond the front door. The Sheri Capehart Nature Preserve sits minutes away, where you will find 59 acres of woodlands, four ponds, a fishing pier, shaded hiking trails, and a bluff overlook framing the downtown Fort Worth skyline. It's one of the most sought-after natural escapes in southwest Arlington, and it sits practically in your backyard. This is the Kennedale buyers come here for: room to breathe, strong value per square foot, and a growing city that still reads like a retreat from the metroplex.