3 Colleyville Homes with Beautiful Kitchens
Posted September 29th, 2012 | by The Update
Fall is a great time for entertaining, watching football games or just enjoying the cooler weather in a great outdoor living space. Those activities require a great kitchen, and Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty has several Colleyville homes with beautiful kitchens you will want to see!
The newly constructed home at 6216 Brazos Court has a great kitchen for entertaining. With a beautiful tiled backsplash, this kitchen is as great to look at as to cook in. It features a large stainless steel refrigerator and freezer, a double oven and a double sink in the large island. This three-bedroom home with 3,256 square feet is offered by Nanette Ecklund-Luker and Brian Luker.
5104 Overhill Drive has an open kitchen that allows the entire household to help prepare meals together while enjoying a game with friends or family on the big-screen TV in the den. The kitchen is brightly lit with a window over the sink, a large island and lots of counter space. There is a walk-in pantry, a double oven, built-in appliances and an eat-in breakfast room. This four-bedroom home is being offered by Nancy Dennis and Bill Dennis.
The four-bedroom home at 1407 Caldwell Creek has a kitchen with elegant wooden cabinetry and flooring. This well-lighted kitchen has a professional-grade gas cooktop, stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. There is a convection oven, an eat-in kitchen, an island with a second sink and a walk-in pantry. The 4,565-square-foot home is being offered by Nanette Ecklund-Luker and Brian Luker.
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