Questions about 730 Spanish Oaks Place
Listing information updated May 4, 2018
How many bedrooms does 730 Spanish Oaks Place have?
730 Spanish Oaks Place has 3 bedrooms.
How many bathrooms does 730 Spanish Oaks Place have?
730 Spanish Oaks Place has 3.2 bathrooms.
How big is 730 Spanish Oaks Place?
730 Spanish Oaks Place is approximately 2,354 square feet.
What is the price of 730 Spanish Oaks Place?
730 Spanish Oaks Place is listed at $594,000.
Is 730 Spanish Oaks Place still available?
As of May 4, 2018, 730 Spanish Oaks Place is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
What features does 730 Spanish Oaks Place offer?
Notable features of 730 Spanish Oaks Place include Loaded with upgrades - contemporary iron handrials, hardwood floors and staircase, Full height kitchen cabinets with quartz countertops providing abundant storage, Professionally decorated - Seller would like to sell all furnishing and decor, Fully built out community - small dog park for residents and guest parking at end of street, Rooftop deck with views of downtown ready to accept full outdoor kitchen., 12 foot sliding glass door opening onto rooftop deck from 4th floor media room..
What parking does 730 Spanish Oaks Place have?
Parking at 730 Spanish Oaks Place: Car Parking.
How do I schedule a showing of 730 Spanish Oaks Place?
Contact listing agent Kathy Green, or use the contact form on this page. The listing's AI assistant can also answer questions and help arrange a showing 24/7.
What do you actually own when you buy a townhouse in Dallas, TEXAS?
In most townhouse communities you own the structure and the land under it, while a condo owner typically owns the interior airspace only. That single difference decides who insures the roof and exterior, what the association maintains, and how a lender underwrites the loan. Read the declaration rather than the marketing — some properties sold as townhomes are legally condominiums.
Do townhouses have HOA fees?
Almost always, though usually lower than a comparable condo's because fewer components are shared. Ask what the fee actually covers (roof, siding, private streets, water), whether reserves are funded, and who is responsible for the shared wall — party-wall repair and sound transmission are the two most common post-closing surprises.
Going deeper? Read our guide to how townhouse ownership differs from a condo.
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