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Natalia Aslapovskaya Realtor, Skyline Realty 16801 Addison Road Suite 124, Addison, TX (2026)

09/03/2026

🏡🔑 JUST LEASED — HICKORY CREEK / LAKE DALLAS! ❤️

So happy for my clients who are relocating to Texas from another state! 🤠
Their ultimate goal is to BUY, but first they wanted to rent for about six months, explore the area, and decide where they eventually want to settle. Finding a 6-month lease that checked all their boxes wasn’t easy, so we adjusted the plan to one year.

But the wish list stayed! 😆
🌊 Lake within walking distance
🛶 Kayaking access
🚶 Walking trails & nearby beach/recreation
🌳 Mature trees, nature & privacy
🪟 Peaceful views instead of looking into neighboring homes
🚗 Reasonable commute
💰 And within budget!

Simple, right? 😂 Not exactly. But difficult doesn’t mean impossible. 😉
I checked everything — neighborhoods, commute, lake access, parks, trails, privacy, backyard… even what they would see when looking out their windows.
Because finding the right home isn’t just about bedrooms, square footage and price. It’s about how you want to LIVE. ❤️

And we found it! 🎉 A beautiful home in Hickory Creek / Lake Dallas, surrounded by mature trees and greenery, with the privacy and lake lifestyle they wanted.

But finding the home was only part of my job. 😉
Especially with a private landlord, sometimes the attitude is:
“This is the property. These are the terms. This is what you get.”
Well… not necessarily. 😏

A good REALTOR® knows how to negotiate more than just the price. Terms, conditions and details can be just as important. I negotiated directly on behalf of my clients and got the important terms and conditions worked out before move-in. Was it easy? No. 😆 But we got it done. 💪🔑

That’s representation. It’s not just opening doors and sending listings. It’s knowing what to ask for, when to push, when to listen, how to negotiate, and how to protect your client’s interests.
And experience matters.

Before becoming a REALTOR®, I spent 15 years in property management in California, managing more than 800 units. Combined with my years in Texas real estate, that experience has taught me how to communicate with different personalities, read situations, negotiate and find solutions.
After all these years, a lot of it becomes second nature. 😉 And I bring that experience to every transaction — buying, selling or leasing.

And in the end?
🔑 LEASED!
❤️ Happy clients!
🌊 Lake, kayaking, trails, nature & privacy!

Now they can settle into Texas and enjoy the area while deciding where they eventually want to BUY. And when they’re ready… we’ll start house hunting again! 🏡❤️

WELCOME TO TEXAS! 🤠

Looking to BUY, SELL, LEASE or RELOCATE to DFW?

Even if your wish list is a long one — let’s see what we can find… and what I can negotiate. 😉

Natalia Aslapovskaya, REALTOR®
Skyline Realty
📞 916-706-8778
Buying • Selling • Leasing in DFW

09/03/2026

🏡 AS PROMISED — LET’S CONTINUE!

I’m sharing things homeowners should know BEFORE putting their home on the market.

And my dear BUYERS — don’t worry, I haven’t forgotten about you! 😆❤️ Your turn is coming. I’ll have separate posts about what to look for when buying and what I’ve learned from representing buyers.

But today: 🏠 LET’S TALK ABOUT THE ROOF.
And these days, it’s much more than:
“It’s not leaking, so we’re good!” 😆
🔎 BEFORE SELLING — CHECK YOUR ROOF! Find out its age and actual condition. Many roofing companies offer free inspections with photos and a report.
It’s much better to discover an issue before the buyer’s inspector does. 😉
Why does this matter so much?
Because the age and condition of a roof can seriously affect the buyer’s homeowners insurance.
I’ve personally dealt with this on several transactions, especially with roofs 7+ years old. In some
cases, insurance companies would not insure the home with the existing roof, and the issue had to be resolved during the transaction

I’ve had deals where, after negotiations, the seller replaced the roof before closing.
And HOW did I structure those negotiations so replacing the roof became the most reasonable solution for the seller? 😏
Well… some REALTOR® secrets have to stay secret. 😂

A good offer, the right terms, negotiation strategy — and something else that matters tremendously: 🧠 human psychology.

Real estate isn’t just houses, contracts and numbers. It’s people.
Understanding motivation, knowing when to speak, what to say and how to present a solution can make a huge difference in negotiations.
My job is to use every available tool, my negotiation experience and my understanding of human psychology to protect my client’s interests.
The rest of my tricks? You may get to see them in action when you buy a home with me. 😉🏡

💰 HERE’S A REAL EXAMPLE FROM ONE OF MY TRANSACTIONS:
With an existing roof that was 7+ years old, homeowners insurance was approximately $5,800/year, with a 2% Wind/Hail deductible.
After the roof was replaced?
Approximately $3,000/year.
That’s almost $2,800 difference per year.
Of course, this was one specific transaction — every home, roof and insurance company is different. And NO, this does not mean every roof over 7 years old is uninsurable.
But it does show why sellers should know what they’re dealing with before listing.

☂️ Also check whether your roof is covered at Replacement Cost (RCV) or Actual Cash Value (ACV), and know your Wind/Hail deductible. I’m seeing 2% deductibles more and more often in Texas.

Just to put that into perspective:
2% of $400,000 = $8,000. 😳

⭐ AND DON’T FORGET ABOUT SHINGLES
Architectural shingles do NOT automatically mean impact-resistant.
Ask your roofer:
👉 What shingles are being installed?
👉 Do they have an impact rating?
👉 Class 3 or Class 4?
👉 Will you provide documentation for my insurance company?

Class 4 is the highest UL 2218 impact-resistance classification, and some insurance companies may offer a premium discount for qualifying impact-resistant roofing.
Always check with your insurance agent first to see whether the specific product qualifies.

🏡 BOTTOM LINE:
If you’re planning to sell, know your roof’s age, condition, shingles, warranty and insurance coverage BEFORE you list.
You don’t need to replace a roof just because it isn’t new.
But you definitely don’t want to discover a roof problem when your buyer is trying to get insurance right before closing. 😉

And now that we’ve talked about the roof… next we’re going under the house. 😆

👉 FOUNDATION is next.

I’ll post every day or two so I don’t completely overload you. 😂
Because if you let me, I can talk about real estate for hours… probably days. It truly is my favorite subject.
Buying, selling, leasing, investing, inspections, insurance, negotiations, financing, repairs… real estate is practically an endless topic.
So we’ll take it one subject at a time. 😉

🏠 Next stop: FOUNDATION.

To be continued…

Natalia Aslapovskaya, REALTOR®
Skyline Realty
📞 916-706-8778
Buying • Selling • Leasing in DFW

08/31/2026

🏡 HOW TO PREPARE YOUR HOME FOR SALE
Hi everyone! ❤️ Let’s continue our real estate conversation. In my last post, we talked about pricing your home correctly. Today, let’s talk about preparing it for the market.
Quick side note. 😊 Some of you have asked:
“Natalia, why don’t you make videos anymore?”
Simple — I have both English- and Russian-speaking clients and friends. Making every video twice is a little much 😂, but with a written post, you can simply click "See Translation".
So grab your coffee ☕️ and let’s go!

☝️ First, everything I’m sharing here comes from my own experience representing buyers. I’ve walked through many homes with buyers and listened to what they notice and what they say.
Sometimes it’s something as small as a cobweb:
“Really? They couldn’t even clean that before the showing?” 😂
Does a cobweb change the value of the house? No.
Does it change the buyer’s impression? Absolutely.

Another Realtor® may have a different opinion. I’m simply sharing what I’ve personally seen and heard from buyers.

🔍 START WITH THE HOUSE ITSELF
Before spending money on paint, flooring, countertops, or renovations, consider a pre-listing inspection.
Five major areas can become very expensive when there are problems:

🏠 Foundation
🏚️ Roof
❄️ HVAC
🚿 Plumbing
⚡ Electrical

That doesn’t mean you need to fix everything. It means it’s better to know what you’re dealing with before the buyer’s inspector tells you after you’re already under contract.
Sometimes your money is much better spent addressing an important issue than installing beautiful countertops. 😊

🧹 CLEAN, DECLUTTER & DEPERSONALIZE
A clean home matters — floors, bathrooms, kitchen, windows, baseboards, appliances… and yes, those cobwebs. 😂
Remove unnecessary furniture, boxes and excessive décor.
I tell sellers: "We’re selling square footage, not furniture.”
Give buyers enough space to imagine their life in the home.

🎨 TAKE CARE OF THE LITTLE THINGS
Scuffed walls, broken blinds, dripping faucets, loose handles and burned-out light bulbs may seem minor. But when buyers see one thing after another, they start thinking:

“How much am I going to have to fix?”

Small repairs and fresh paint can sometimes make a surprisingly big difference.

DON’T FORGET THE SMELL
We get used to the smell of our own homes. Buyers don’t.
And please… ten vanilla plug-ins are not the answer. 😂
A home should smell clean and fresh, not like we’re trying to hide something.

FIRST IMPRESSIONS START OUTSIDE
Take care of the lawn, bushes, porch and especially the front door.
When I was studying to become a Loan Originator, an instructor talked about home improvements that can offer a good return.
When he mentioned the front door, I remember thinking:
“Seriously? The door?!” 😂

But after working with buyers, I understood. While the Realtor® is fighting with the lockbox, the buyer is standing there looking at your door, porch and everything around it.
They haven’t even stepped inside, and their first impression has already started.

Open the blinds, turn on the lights and make the home feel bright and welcoming.

DON’T AUTOMATICALLY RENOVATE
Before replacing a kitchen, bathrooms, flooring or countertops, look at your competition and your neighborhood. Will buyers actually pay you more for that improvement?

Sometimes I tell sellers:
“Yes, absolutely do it.”

And sometimes:
“Keep your money. You’re not getting it back.” 😁

⏰ AND PLEASE DON’T IGNORE TIME ON MARKET
Sometimes sellers say:
“We’ll wait. Eventually our buyer will come.”
But when a home sits for months, comes off the market and gets listed again, buyers and their agents may see that history.
And immediately:
“What’s wrong with this house?” 🤔
Maybe NOTHING is wrong.
Maybe the original price was too high. Maybe the presentation wasn’t right. But once buyers start wondering why nobody else bought it, you’ve created a problem you didn’t need. That’s why the first launch matters.

We can’t guarantee how quickly any home will sell, but we can give it its best chance from day one:
Right price + right preparation + right presentation. 🏡

And remember — today your first showing usually happens on the buyer’s phone.
They look at the photos and within seconds:
“I want to see it!”
or…
“Next.” 😂

❤️ Our goal isn’t to make your home perfect. Our goal is to have buyers walk in and stop thinking about repairs — and start thinking:
“Our sofa could go here… our table there… I can see us living here.”

That’s when a house starts feeling like their future home.

If you’re thinking about selling in DFW, call or message me. I’ll tell you what I would fix, what I would leave alone, and where I wouldn’t waste your money.

And remember, guys… 😁☝️
Everything has to be good Feng Shui! 😂🏡❤️

Next post: THE ROOF. 🏠
I’ll leave it at that for now… 😉😁
To be continued…

Natalia Aslapovskaya, Realtor®
Skyline Realty
📞 916-706-8778
🏡 Buying • Selling • Leasing in DFW
English • Russian • Ukrainian

08/29/2026

🏡 SELLING A HOME IN TODAY’S MARKET

I want to talk a little about selling a home — and most importantly, pricing it. No fancy real estate talk. Just the way I see it based on my own experience.
Every seller loves their home. ❤️
And almost every seller believes their home is the nicest, most beautiful, most special home in the neighborhood.
And you know what? I agree with you. You lived there. You loved it. You put your time, energy, care, and heart into it. To you, your home truly IS special.
But once we put that home on the market, there is another side of the equation — the buyer.
And as harsh as this may sound, buyers don't really care how much love, time, and emotion you put into your home.
Now, how much MONEY you invested — and WHERE you invested it — that's a different conversation.
Buyers notice an updated kitchen, renovated bathrooms, beautiful flooring instead of old carpet, a newer roof, HVAC, windows, landscaping, a pool, and other improvements.
Those things matter and can absolutely affect the appeal and value of a property.
But even then, we have to be realistic.
If you spent $50,000 remodeling your home, that doesn't automatically mean your home is now worth $50,000 more.
Your home may be priceless to you. But once we put it on the market, we have to determine what it's worth to TODAY'S buyer.
And today's market is very different from the market we had a few years ago.
Buyers have more choices, and they are taking advantage of those choices.

When I prepare a CMA — Comparative Market Analysis — for one of my sellers, I look much deeper than simply finding three houses nearby and looking at what they sold for. I can't speak for how other Realtors prepare their CMAs. I can only tell you how I do mine and what I look at for my clients.
I look at the most recent comparable sales and what's been happening in that particular market over the past few months.
I compare location, square footage, age, lot, floor plan, and overall condition. I look at the details.
Does the home have carpet or updated flooring? Hardwood or LVP? Has the kitchen been renovated? What about the bathrooms? Are they updated or original? Is there a pool? What improvements have been made? What is the condition and age of the roof, HVAC, and other major systems?
Because two homes can be on the same street, have almost identical square footage, and still not have the same market value.
To me, a CMA isn't simply:
“My neighbor's house sold for $400,000, so mine is worth $400,000.” It doesn't always work that way.

Sometimes, after doing all of my research, I'll tell a seller:
“You have a beautiful home, but today's market is showing me approximately $350,000.”
And sometimes I hear:
“No. My house is worth $400,000.”
Okay. 😊
It's your home. You can want $400,000, $500,000, or even a million dollars for it.

But then I ask one very simple question:
Do you want to LIST your home, or do you want to SELL it?
Because those are two very different things.
We can put any number we want into MLS.
But ultimately, the market will tell us whether anyone is willing to pay it.
Now let's say a miracle happens. 😁
A buyer comes along and says:
“Okay! I'll pay $400,000!”
Wonderful. But if that buyer is financing the purchase, the lender will send out an appraiser to determine the property's value for the bank.
And if that appraiser determines the home is worth $350,000, the bank isn't going to say:
"Well, the seller thinks it's worth $400,000, so let's lend based on $400,000."

Now we potentially have a $50,000 difference between the contract price and the appraised value.
What happens next?
The seller may agree to lower the price. The buyer may agree to bring additional cash to closing. The buyer and seller may negotiate somewhere in between. Or, depending on the financing and terms of the contract, the transaction may not move forward.

But again, let's be realistic.
If similar homes are available for $350,000–$360,000, how likely is today's buyer to pull another $40,000–$50,000 out of their pocket just to buy yours?
Probably not very likely.
Because buyers have choices.
They have a Realtor. They have the internet. They have Zillow.
And most importantly — they have other homes to choose from.

So when I tell my seller:
“Your home is beautiful, but today's market doesn't support a $400,000 price,”
I'm not trying to undervalue your home.
And I'm certainly not trying to convince you to give it away.
I'm simply telling you what I see based on today's market and my professional analysis.
Of course, the final decision on the listing price always belongs to the seller.
But my job as your Realtor isn't simply to agree with the number you WANT to hear.
My job is to give you the most realistic picture possible BEFORE we put your home on the market.
Because if the market supports around $350K and we list at $400K, we have to be prepared for that home to sit.
One month. Three months. Six months. Sometimes longer.

And then saying:
“My Realtor can't sell my house!”
isn't always fair. 😁
Sometimes the problem isn't the Realtor.
Sometimes we're simply trying to sell a home at a price today's market isn't willing to pay.
As a seller, you always have a choice.
If you don't HAVE to sell right now and your circumstances allow you to wait, you can wait for a different market.
But if you need to sell now, then we have to work with the market we actually have today — not the market we wish we had.

I always tell my clients:
I can list your home at the price you want. But my job as your Realtor is to honestly tell you what today's market is showing us and at what price we have a realistic chance of actually selling it.

Because my goal isn't simply to put your home in MLS.
My goal is to SELL it. 🏡❤️

And in my next post, I'll talk about another very important part of selling a home — how to properly prepare your home before it hits the market.
What is actually worth doing before you sell, what buyers notice, which improvements can make a difference, and where you may be wasting money unnecessarily.

The right price + the right preparation = a very strong start to a successful sale.

And if you're thinking about selling your home and wondering what it could realistically sell for in today's market, call or message me.
I'll be happy to look at your specific property, prepare a market analysis, and tell you what I'm seeing in your neighborhood.

Natalia Aslapovskaya, Realtor®
Skyline Realty
📞 916-706-8778
🏡 Buying • Selling • Leasing in DFW
English • Russian • Ukrainian

More to come… 😉🏡

08/28/2026

🇺🇸 FORECLOSURE — It’s Not an Easy Topic, But It’s One We Need to Talk About.

I’ve been thinking about whether I should write about this because foreclosure is not an easy subject. For many homeowners, it’s also very personal.

But lately, I’ve been hearing from more and more people who are struggling financially and saying:
“I can’t keep up with my mortgage anymore. Maybe I just need to let the house go into foreclosure.”

And I realized that many homeowners are simply overwhelmed, confused, and don’t know what to do or where to start.
So, I think we need to talk about it.

❗ Foreclosure may NOT be your only option. Depending on your
individual situation, there may be other possibilities — selling the home traditionally, a loan modification, a repayment plan, a short sale, or other loss-mitigation options available through your mortgage servicer.

And this is very important:
You don’t necessarily have to wait until you’ve missed several mortgage payments before you start asking questions and exploring your options.

If you already know that making your mortgage payment is becoming difficult, the earlier you start looking at the situation, the better.

Sometimes the first step is simply finding out:
• What is your home worth today?
• How much do you currently owe?
• Is there a second lien or down-payment assistance attached to the property?
• Is there enough equity to sell normally?
• If not, could a short sale potentially be an option?
The earlier you understand your options, the more choices you may have.

I’m a Realtor®, not an attorney or financial advisor. But I can help you evaluate the real estate side of the situation and determine whether selling your home — including a possible short sale — may be one of your options.

And please, don’t feel embarrassed to reach out. Financial circumstances can change. My job isn’t to judge your situation — it’s to help you understand your real estate options and figure out what the next step may be.

📞 Natalia Aslapovskaya, Realtor® | Skyline Realty
916-706-8778
English • Russian • Ukrainian

08/27/2026

Well, here we go — a new school year has begun! 📚❤️

Some of my granddaughters are heading back to school, while for others, this whole school adventure is just beginning.

I look at these pictures and have the same thought every single time — why are you growing up so fast?! 😭😂 Can we slow it down just a little, please?!

It feels like they were all little just yesterday, and now I look at the older girls and they’re already becoming such beautiful young ladies. And the little ones are slowly catching up. ❤️

I have four of them. FOUR granddaughters. Sometimes I say it out loud and think — wow, I’m actually a grandma to FOUR girls! 😂

I hope this school year brings each of you something special — new interests, new friends, little and big accomplishments, and lots of funny stories you’ll laugh about years from now.

Get straight A’s… or whatever you kids are supposed to get these days 😂, have fun, make friends, learn, grow — just please, not so fast!

And I’ll be over here looking at your pictures, being proud of you, and loving you the way only a grandma can. ❤️

My four girls, my sweethearts — Hope, Faith, Scarlett, and Arabella.
Grandma loves you more than you’ll ever know. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

08/27/2026

🏡TEXAS HOMEOWNERS — HAVE A POOL? You may be paying for something you can easily do yourself!

Owning a pool doesn’t necessarily mean paying for weekly pool service. Basic pool maintenance is actually pretty simple once you get into a routine — and doing some of it yourself can save you quite a bit of money throughout the year.

Here are a few simple things you can do yourself:

* TEST YOUR POOL WATER REGULARLY: and no - you don't
have to become a pool chemistry expert! 😄

Stop by your local pool supply store and ask for a water sample bottle/container. Take it home, fill it with water from your pool, and bring it back. Many pool supply stores offer FREE water testing. They can check your chlorine, pH, alkalinity and other important levels and tell you exactly what may need to be adjusted or added to your water.

👉 TIP: Take your water sample from about elbow-depth and away from the skimmer and return jets for a more representative sample.
During our Texas summers, it’s especially important to keep an eye on your pool chemistry because extreme heat, evaporation and heavy rain can change your water balance.

* EMPTY YOUR SKIMMER BASKETS
Leaves, bugs and debris accumulate quickly. Emptying the baskets regularly helps your filtration system work properly and keeps it from working harder than necessary.

* BRUSH THE WALLS, STEPS & CORNERS. Give your pool a good brushing once or twice a week. Pay special attention to steps, corners and areas with less circulation where algae can start growing.

VACUUM YOUR POOL
You can use a simple manual pool vacuum, or let a robotic pool cleaner do the work while you enjoy your coffee. ☕️😄

* WATCH YOUR WATER LEVEL
Keep the water around the proper level for your pool—generally near the middle of the skimmer opening. If it gets too low, your pump may not get enough water.

* CHECK YOUR FILTER PRESSURE
Get familiar with your pool’s normal filter pressure. A noticeable increase can be a sign that the filter needs cleaning or backwashing, depending on the type of filter you have.

* AND ONE IMPORTANT TEXAS TIP…
After a big storm, heavy rain or a long stretch of extreme heat, check your pool water again. Texas weather can change pool chemistry surprisingly quickly.

You don’t have to become a pool expert, and there will certainly be times when calling a professional makes sense. But many of the basic weekly maintenance tasks are easier than people think.
A little time + consistency = a clean pool AND money saved. 💰

🏡 Take care of your home. It protects your investment.

Natalia Aslapovskaya, Realtor®
Skyline Realty
📞 916-706-8778
📧 [email protected]
Buying • Selling • Leasing in DFW

08/26/2026

🏡 TEXAS HOMEOWNERS: Summer heat can be tough on your home — and your foundation! ☀️
During our hot, dry Texas summers, the soil around your home can dry out, shrink, and pull away from the foundation. When moisture levels change too drastically, it can contribute to foundation movement.

A few simple things can help protect your home:

💧 Keep the soil around your foundation consistently moist. Consider using foundation soaker hoses during long periods of extreme heat and drought.

🌳 Don’t forget about your trees. Large trees can pull a significant amount of moisture from the soil, especially during dry weather.

🏠 Watch for warning signs: new cracks in walls or brick, doors or windows suddenly sticking, gaps around frames, or uneven floors.

🌧️ And while we’re waiting for Texas rain… prepare for it!

Clean your gutters and downspouts before the rainy season. Clogged gutters can cause water to overflow and collect near your foundation — exactly where you DON'T want it.
Make sure downspouts direct water away from the house and check that water isn't pooling around the foundation after heavy rain.
Texas weather can go from extremely dry to pouring rain very quickly. The goal is to avoid dramatic changes in the moisture level around your foundation.
A little preventative maintenance today can potentially save you from a very expensive repair later. 🏡💰

Take care of your home — it takes care of your investment. ❤️

Natalia Aslapovskaya, Realtor®
Skyline Realty
📞 916-706-8778
Buying • Selling • Leasing in DFW

08/25/2026

🏡✨FOR SALE IN NORTH FORT WORTH! ✨🏡 💰 $350,000

Looking for a spacious single-story sanctuary with a harmonious layout and a vibrant backyard with room to actually enjoy?

Take a look at this beautiful new listing! ❤️

🛏️ 4 Bedrooms |
🛁 2 Full Bathrooms |
🚗 2-Car Garage |
📐 Approx. 1,760 Sq. Ft.

The home features a bright, uplifting floor plan with vaulted ceilings, an easy, natural flow that lets positive energy circulate effortlessly, and a beautiful, prosperous kitchen complete with premium granite countertops, a central island, stainless steel appliances, and abundant cabinetry.

✨ Thoughtful updates & lasting structural stability:

• Dishwasher replaced in 2022

• Stove replaced in 2023

• Approximately $10,000 in fresh, neutral paint completed in 2025 (a perfect clean slate!)

• Lifetime transferable foundation warranty 🙌 (providing absolute peace of mind and grounding energy)

• Spacious, securely fenced oversized backyard ready for your vibrant outdoor projects

📍 Convenient North Fort Worth location with easy access to shopping, dining, parks, schools, and major roadways.

Whether you’re looking to purchase your very first home, need more rooms to expand, or simply want a comfortable one-story retreat with a great backyard — this move-in ready property deserves a look! 🏡❤️

📲 Want to get the address, more information, or secure a private showing?
Call or text me at 916-706-8778

Natalia Aslapovskaya, Realtor®
Skyline Realty
📞 916-706-8778

08/22/2026

🏡 JUST LISTED FOR LEASE IN FRISCO! 💰$2,998/month

Looking for a home that gives you Frisco living AND lake life? 🌊 This one has both!

✨ 4 Bedrooms | 3.5 Bathrooms | 2,704 Sq. Ft.
🔐 Located in a gated community
🏊 2 community pools
🌊 Lewisville Lake is approximately 1 mile away — enjoy kayaking, boating, fishing, or relaxing by the water.

And the location is hard to beat! Conveniently located near:
⭐ The Star in Frisco
⭐ Stonebriar Centre
⭐ Frisco Square
⭐ Legacy West
⭐ Grandscape

A wonderful combination of space, privacy, community amenities, lake lifestyle, and an excellent Frisco location. ❤️

📲 Want to schedule a private showing? Call or text 👇

Natalia Aslapovskaya, Realtor®
Skyline Realty
📞 916-706-8778

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