Discover refined urban living at The Townhomes at 5th & O’Connor, where exclusive exterior units combine spacious layouts with a seamless blend of sophistication and modern resilience. Featuring 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and an elegant, functional design, these homes stand out in Irving’s sought-after Heritage District. Built by Lone Oak… Read More Residential LLC, each unit is crafted with brick facades and premium steel framing, ensuring durability and sustainability against Texas’s environmental challenges. Spanning 2,200 sq ft, these homes exude luxury, starting with open kitchens featuring sleek quartz countertops and high-grade electric appliances. Interiors are thoughtfully appointed with commercial-grade vinyl plank flooring, wood stairs with carpet runners from the first to second floor, and steel stairs with solid wood treads to the third floor, seamlessly blending style and strength. The three-story layout includes a serene 3rd-floor primary suite with a spacious walk-in closet and a luxurious private bath. A second bedroom suite on the same floor adds flexibility, making these homes ideal for families or multi-generational living. Each unit also boasts a covered balcony perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Additional conveniences include a two-car garage, secure rooftop mechanical systems, and optional elevator access—the corner unit even includes a pre-installed elevator. A fire sprinkler system and steel construction enhance safety while contributing to favorable insurance rates. Ideally located in Irving’s Heritage District, these townhomes offer quick access to Dallas and Fort Worth via the TRE Rail. Nearby attractions include the Toyota Music Factory, Lone Star Park, AT&T Stadium, and DFW Airport. Each home also includes guest parking and shared ownership of a private grassy backyard. Starting in the mid-$500s, these homes provide a unique opportunity to enjoy historic charm combined with cutting-edge design and construction. Complete April 30 2025 Read Less
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