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Picture yourself arriving at this two-story on Madrid Manor, where blue siding, stacked front windows, and a covered entry give the house a clear, finished face. The attached garage sits to the side, a young tree and new sod finish the front lawn, and a wood fence marks the side yard. You get curb appeal that reads well from the street and a straightforward path from the driveway to the front door.
The two-story profile stands clearly against the sky, with the garage, front door, and upper windows aligned so the home feels balanced from the curb. Fresh landscaping beds and a concrete driveway are already in place. You can tell at a glance that this is a new house ready for its first chapter, with a front yard that is simple to maintain and easy to make your own.
The covered front porch puts the blue front door and a glass-panel garage door right in front of you, so coming home has a defined arrival point. House details stay simple: painted siding, a small porch stoop, and a walk that meets the driveway. You can unload groceries a few steps from the door or step inside without a long uncovered walk in the rain.
Inside the front door, a long foyer with wood-look flooring leads you toward the main living area, while carpeted stairs with a dark handrail rise on the right to the second floor. Daylight from windows at the far end pulls you forward into the house. This is the moment you drop keys, glance upstairs, and walk straight into the open living space without extra turns.
Virtually staged. The main living room runs along two windows, with wood-look flooring and recessed lights. This view is shown with a sofa, chairs, a rug, and a console on the long wall.
Virtually staged. The living room, kitchen island, and backyard views share one open plan, with a side window over the sink and a patio door between the kitchen and the rear windows. This view is shown with a dining table and living furniture.
Stand in the living room and the kitchen island lines up with the range, microwave, and refrigerator, so the work core is easy to read from across the space. The patio door stays close if you want to carry plates outside. White cabinets and a light island countertop keep the look bright, and you can talk with anyone in the living room while dinner is on the stove. Virtually staged.
From the far side of the first floor, the open plan feels even larger: living space ahead of you, the kitchen island and stainless appliances to the right, and doorways leading to the rest of the home. Wood-look flooring ties every zone together. Daily life can move from the sofa to the sink to the stairs without a closed-off kitchen getting in the way. Virtually staged.
At the working end of the kitchen you get a stainless dishwasher, range, microwave, and refrigerator, with a sink set into the island so you face the living room while you cook. White cabinets and a light countertop keep the counters feeling open. The layout is practical: appliances grouped together, storage above and below, and a clear path from the living area when you come in to start a meal.
A powder room on the first floor gives you a pedestal sink, a tall mirror, and a finished, no-fuss space for anyone downstairs. The white door and simple fixtures match the rest of the new interior. You do not have to send people upstairs during a gathering, and the room stays compact so more of the first floor can stay dedicated to living and cooking.
Virtually staged. Image does not represent actual property as is. The primary bedroom is shown with a bed, nightstands, and a virtual wood accent wall. Doorways on the right lead to the ensuite bath and closet.
A window in the primary bedroom brings in daylight and a view of neighboring rooftops, while the carpeted floor and open walls keep the room calm. You can place the bed to take advantage of the light and still keep a clear walkway to the bath and closet. It is a simple, new room that feels ready for rest without extra built-ins you would have to work around.
The primary bath features a walk-in shower with built-in shelves, a long vanity with a light countertop, and a large mirror. White cabinetry and wood-look flooring match the rest of the homes new finishes. You can get ready at the vanity and step straight into the shower, with the closet nearby so clothes and towels stay part of the same morning path.
The walk-in closet gives you hanging rods on three sides, so you can see how clothing and storage will actually fit once you move in. Carpet underfoot matches the bedroom, and the space is large enough to walk into rather than just reach in. This is one of the practical upgrades of the primary suite: getting dressed happens in its own room instead of spilling into the bedroom.
At the top of the stairs, a loft opens as a second living area, with a stair rail on one side and double closet doors at the far wall. Carpet underfoot makes it a comfortable place for a sofa, a desk, or a media setup away from the first-floor living room. You get bonus space that can change with you over time, without taking a bedroom off the plan. Virtually staged.
Virtually staged. Image does not represent actual property as is. The primary bedroom, same view as photo 12, is shown with a bed, a chair, and a virtual wood accent wall. A window brings in daylight, and an open doorway leads toward the bath and closet.
Two windows make this bedroom especially bright, with views out over the neighborhood and plenty of wall space between them for a bed. A closet door sits along the far wall, and the carpet keeps the room quiet. You will notice the extra daylight as soon as you walk in, which makes this an appealing room for anyone who wants a little more sun upstairs.
Another upstairs bedroom connects back to the hallway and includes a closet door plus a window along the side wall. The carpeted floor and open corner give you options for how you place a bed or a desk. It is a practical, finished room ready for everyday use, with storage already framed in and a short walk to the shared bath. White walls leave you a clean start for paint, art, or a favorite rug.
This secondary bedroom has a closet door and an opening back to the hall, which makes the traffic path easy to live with. The room stays open and uncluttered, with enough floor space to furnish without blocking the door. You can close this door for privacy and still be only a few steps from the loft and the other upstairs rooms when you want company or a change of scene.
From this corner of the bedroom you look toward the hall and a closet door, with a window on the side bringing in light and a view of the fence line. Carpet and white walls keep it consistent with the other upstairs rooms. The layout is straightforward and ready on day one, whether the room holds a bed or becomes a flexible space. Nothing in the room competes for attention, so your furniture can set the tone.
The upstairs secondary bath includes a tub and shower combination with built-in shelves, plus a vanity, a large mirror, and a light countertop. White finishes and chrome fixtures match the primary bath, so the whole house feels consistent. This is the convenient shared bath for the secondary bedrooms, with a tub when you want a soak and a shower for busy mornings. Virtually staged.
The laundry closet is already set up with a side-by-side washer and dryer behind white bi-fold doors, so everyday chores have a defined place inside the home. You can close the doors when you want the hall to look finished. Having the machines indoors, rather than out in the garage, keeps wash day shorter and more convenient. The space is compact, but the machines are already in place so you can see the fit.
The backyard is a full, level lawn enclosed by a wood privacy fence, with neighboring rooflines visible beyond and a wide blue sky overhead. Fresh sod makes the yard usable right away. You have room for a grill, a small table, or simply open grass, and the fence gives the space a clear boundary you can enjoy in the evenings. Nothing in the yard looks leftover from construction; it is ready to use.
From the corner of the house you see the full stretch of backyard, with the wood fence running the perimeter and new grass covering the lot. The side of the blue siding reminds you how close the patio door is to this outdoor space. It is a simple, ready yard: easy to maintain, easy to furnish, and waiting for the evenings you will spend outside. You can walk out, look across the grass, and start planning how you will use it.
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7619 Madrid Manor
Richmond, TX 77469

$2,300

4 Beds 2 Full 1 Half Bath 1954 sq ft 1 Day on Market

This new two-story at 7619 Madrid Manor in Richmond's Esperanza community greets you with blue siding, a covered front door, and an attached garage. Inside, a bright foyer leads to an open first floor where wood-look flooring ties the living room to a kitchen with a center island, white cabinets, and stainless appliances, plus a patio door out to the yard. A powder room stays handy downstairs so the main bath can stay upstairs. Upstairs, a loft gives you a second living area, and four bedrooms include a primary suite with a walk-in closet and a shower bath, along with a shared bath that has a tub and shower. A laundry closet keeps chores inside the home. Out back, a level lawn sits inside a wood privacy fence, ready for you to use from day one.

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Listing Agent: Siliana B Gaspard
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