3129 Maverick Drive

Heath, TX 75126

3129 Maverick Drive

Heath, TX 75126

$2,750 per month

4 Beds

2 Baths

Single Family

Ranch

2,060 sq ft

2 Car Garage

Year Built: 2020

Tax:

Maverick Drive • 3129

DR Horton execution in Lakeside at Heath. North-facing. Natural light without the afternoon heat beating down. This is a home that works the way modern families actually live. Four bedrooms. Two baths. Open-concept connecting living, dining, kitchen without walls interrupting flow. Wood-style ceramic tile floors spanning the main living spaces, no high- maintenance carpet anywhere. This is smart material selection, not compromise. Kitchen delivers. Bright white cabinetry. Gas cooktop. Stainless steel appliances. Large island seating four where meals happen & conversations linger. Walk-in pantry swallowing storage. Adjacent dining keeping everything connected. This kitchen was designed for people who cook. Three guest bedrooms separated from the primary suite for actual privacy. Fourth bedroom flexes as home office, gym, whatever life demands. Smart home features threaded throughout. Lutron Caseta lighting controls. Ring doorbell. Full security system. Modern touches that enhance daily living without feeling gimmicky. Then the backyard reveals itself. Extended covered patio built for outdoor living, grilling, relaxation without direct sun exposure. Inviting yard space. Custom lighting. Two newly planted magnolia trees adding charm & maturity instantly. Firepit for cozy evenings or casual gatherings. This isn't just green space, it's designed for entertaining. Built-in upgrades. Solar panels handling energy efficiency. Epoxy-coated garage floor delivering clean durability. Full sprinkler system keeping the landscape effortless. These aren't afterthoughts, they're built-in solutions. Location delivering daily. Steps from top- rated Linda Lyon Elementary. Minutes from Lake Ray Hubbard for fishing, boating, water access whenever you want it. This is proximity that pays dividends. Lakeside at Heath. Where smart home design meets real living. Style. Function. Upgrades that work. Ready to move in.

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Greenland Hills

Developed in the 1920s as one of Dallas' original streetcar suburbs, Greenland Hills is known for its tree-lined streets, Tudor-style architecture, and strong preservation of historic neighborhood character. The community takes its nickname, "The M Streets," from the many streets beginning with the letter M and remains one of East Dallas' most sought-after neighborhoods.

Lower
Greenville

Granda Theatre — Historic 1946 venue on Greenville Avenue hosting live concerts, comedy shows, and special events, making it one of Dallas’ most iconic entertainment destinations.
HG Sply Co. — Rooftop dining with skyline views, cocktails, and one of the area’s most popular patios.
Truck Yard — Outdoor beer garden featuring food trucks, live music, and a uniquely Dallas atmosphere.
Terilli’s — Longtime neighborhood favorite serving Italian cuisine and the famous “Italian Inn” style atmosphere.
The Dubliner & Greenville Avenue Pizza Company — Local staples that have anchored the neighborhood for years.
Morning coffee culture — Coffee shops, brunch spots, and casual eateries create a lively all-day energy throughout the district.

Knox
Henderson

Knox-Henderson — One of Dallas’ premier dining and shopping districts, blending upscale restaurants, boutiques, and walkable streets.
The Porch — Neighborhood favorite known for elevated American comfort food and a welcoming atmosphere.
Toulouse Café & Bar — French-inspired dining and one of Dallas’ most established patio destinations.
RH Rooftop Restaurant — Luxury dining experience overlooking Knox Street.
Foxtrot & Taverna — Popular stops for coffee, wine, Italian dining, and everyday neighborhood convenience.
Katy Trail Access — Direct access to Dallas’ most famous urban trail adds to the district’s lifestyle appeal.

Everyday Convenience

Katy Trail — Just moments from the iconic Katy Trail, this location offers effortless access to one of Dallas’ most beloved outdoor amenities
Trader Joe’s — Popular specialty grocer known for unique private-label products, prepared foods, and everyday essentials.
Sprouts Farmers Market — Fresh produce, organic groceries, health-focused products, and convenient weekly shopping.
Whole Foods Market — Premium grocery destination offering prepared meals, specialty foods, and organic products.
Central Market — gourmet grocery store featuring chef-prepared meals, fresh produce, and artisan products.

Mockingbird
Station

Mockingbird Station — Mixed-use destination combining restaurants, shopping, and entertainment.
Angelika Film Center — Independent and specialty cinema that has become a Dallas institution.
The People’s Last Stand — Well-known cocktail bar and neighborhood gathering spot.
Trinity Hall Irish Pub — Local favorite for live music, drinks, and community events.
Edible, Café Herrera & Urban Taco — Casual dining options ranging from Mexican cuisine to coffee and quick meals.

Nearby

Visit Dallas!

Explore Dallas! Arts, Culture, dining and entertainment radiate from Bryan Place in every direction - making everyday life in central Dallas Effortless and endlessly interesting.

White Rock Lake & trails

White Rock Lake — One of the closest places to enjoy nature, featuring waterfront views, trails, boating, and outdoor recreation just minutes from the city.
White Rock Lake Trail — Dallas’ most popular trail, featuring a 9.3-mile paved loop around the shoreline used by runners, cyclists, walkers, and marathon training groups year-round.
White Rock Creek Trail — Connected trail system extending toward Downtown Dallas, linking neighborhoods, parks, and green corridors throughout the city.
Santa Fe Trail — Scenic route connecting White Rock Lake to Downtown Dallas, popular with cyclists and outdoor enthusiasts.
Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Garden — A nationally recognized 66-acre botanical garden overlooking the lake with seasonal displays, concerts, and waterfront gardens.
Bath House Cultural Center — Historic lakefront arts venue featuring galleries, performances, and cultural programming directly on the shoreline.

Lakewood village

Lakewood Village — The walkable heart of Lakewood, centered around the iconic Lakewood Theater and a collection of neighborhood restaurants, shops, and gathering places.
Lakewood Shopping Center — Historic retail hub where residents can grab coffee, meet friends for lunch, run errands, and enjoy everyday conveniences close to home.
Lakewood Theater — The neighborhood’s iconic 1938 Art Deco landmark, preserving the character and identity that define Lakewood.
Mi Cocina, Liberty Burger & Sweetgreen — A blend of longtime Dallas favorites and modern dining concepts that anchor the Village’s restaurant scene.
Tom Thumb & Everyday Essentials — Grocery shopping, fitness studios, banking, coffee shops, and daily services all concentrated within the neighborhood core.
Lakewood Country Club — Established in 1912, one of Dallas’ oldest private clubs and a defining landmark surrounded by some of East Dallas’ most desirable homes.

Dining Nearby

The National — Thompson Hotel flagship at 1401 Elm Street with hotel dining in an iconic reimagined 1964 tower
West End Historic District — restaurants, bars, and local shops with historic charm and a lively atmosphere
Victory Park dining — walkable strip of contemporary restaurants, sports bars, and sidewalk cafes
Trinity Grove — concentrated dining destination with eclectic, chef-driven concepts
Deep Ellum — late-night dining, craft cocktails, and live music venues all within a short drive

Arts & Culture

Dallas Museum of Art — world-class collection with free general admission, steps from the neighborhood
Nasher Sculpture Center — stunning indoor-outdoor sculpture garden in the heart of the Arts District
Winspear Opera House — premier opera and performing arts venue designed by Foster + Partners
Crow Museum of Asian Arts — intimate and acclaimed museum celebrating Asian art and culture
Booker T. Washington High School for Visual & Performing Arts — iconic institution and cultural anchor of the Arts District

3129 Maverick Drive