7190 Oak St

Frisco TX 75034

2078 sq. ft.

8712 sq. ft.

Single-Family

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

*Walk to Shopping and Dining in Historic Downtown Frisco* Situated within the Frisco Original Donation, one of the city’s most historic and walkable neighborhoods, this two story Folk Victorian home offers a rare opportunity to own a preserved piece of early Frisco history just steps from downtown. The home is recognized by the Frisco Heritage Assoc. with an official historic plaque and benefits from a county tax exemption associated with its historic designation. Homes in the Rail District are not governed by the National Register of Historic Places due to a fire in the early 1900s, allowing historic recognition without restrictive preservation statutes. The home is historically associated with Jim Gordon, who opened Frisco’s first barbershop on Main Street in 1902 and later served on the Frisco City Council during World War I. Inside you'll find, real hardwood flooring and high quality luxury finishes extended throughout. The fully updated kitchen comes equipped with elegant granite countertops, a Wolf gas range with 6 burners, double griddle, double convection ovens and a Vent-a-Hood dual Magic Lung vent with custom woodwork enclosure. It features a stainless Kitchenaid dishwasher, stainless refrigerator, an extra-depth double stainless Blanco sink and disposal. The primary bathroom renovation was recently completed to feature top of the line finishes like a custom honed granite countertop, double sinks, chrome plumbing fixtures, and a new gorgeous walk-in shower. Additional features include a tankless hot water heater, a detached two car garage, an electric gated driveway, 8 ft board on board fencing, mosquito misting system, fresh paint inside and out, french gutters, sprinkler system, and recessed lighting. The home offers 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms and is currently operating as a successful short term rental, presenting an excellent investment opportunity or distinctive primary home. Homeowners have replaced the roof and upgraded to a ridge vent system. *STR*