1027 Abigail Way Midlothian, TX 76065
EXCLUSIVE. CHARMING. TIMELESS.3Beds
3Baths
2Garage
2161Sq. ft.
From$469,990
3Beds
3Baths
2Garage
2161Sq. ft.
The BrazosExclusive. Charming. Timeless.
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The Brazos is a spacious, light-filled home featuring 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and a 2-car garage. Designed with an open-concept layout, the kitchen, dining room, and great room seamlessly flow together, creating a perfect space for family gatherings and entertaining. Large windows throughout flood the home with natural light, enhancing the open and airy atmosphere.
The kitchen is equipped with modern appliances, ample counter space, and an island, making it ideal for cooking and casual dining. The dining area, located just off the kitchen, provides easy access to the great room, which serves as the heart of the home — a perfect spot to relax and enjoy time with loved ones.
The owner’s suite features a spacious walk-in closet and a luxurious en-suite bath with dual vanities, and a walk-in shower. Two additional bedrooms share a full bath, while a fourth bedroom, located near a third full bath, is perfect for guests or older children.
A large front porch gives the Brazos a welcoming, familiar feel, perfect for relaxing outdoors or greeting visitors.
With its versatile design, ample space, and comfortable flow, the Brazos is an ideal home for families seeking both style and functionality.
Community
Schools
- J.r. Irvin Elementary School
- Midlothian High School
- Frank Seale Middle School
Why live in Midlothian, TX
25 minutes southwest of Dallas you find Midlothian, Texas. Located in Ellis County, you’re just a short drive away to Dallas and Fort Worth, so it makes it one of the most accessible suburbs in the Metroplex. You can visit any of the nearby DFW museums and attractions with ease, while also getting a quiet down home feel. Midlothian originated as a cattle and cotton-farming economy, with cotton farming in the 1800’s attracting some of the earliest settlers to what would now be modern day Midlothian. Midlothian is known as the “Cement Capital of Texas,” located along the Austin Escarpment, a 600-year-old potential limestone reserve that has attracted cement operations to North Texas. Midlothian is home to local businesses and popular chains, so there’s something for everyone in terms of dining and retail. Festivals and other events year-round make this a popular place to put down roots.
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25 minutes southwest of Dallas you find Midlothian, Texas. Located in Ellis County, you’re just a short drive away to Dallas and Fort Worth, so it makes it one of the most accessible suburbs in the Metroplex. You can visit any of the nearby DFW museums and attractions with ease, while also getting a quiet down home feel. Midlothian originated as a cattle and cotton-farming economy, with cotton farming in the 1800’s attracting some of the earliest settlers to what would now be modern day Midlothian. Midlothian is known as the “Cement Capital of Texas,” located along the Austin Escarpment, a 600-year-old potential limestone reserve that has attracted cement operations to North Texas. Midlothian is home to local businesses and popular chains, so there’s something for everyone in terms of dining and retail. Festivals and other events year-round make this a popular place to put down roots.
