Home for lease in Conroe: 8110 Black Percher St
Posted by Andres De Pina
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8110 Black Percher St is lovely single family home for lease in Conroe, just a few minutes away from all the amenities of The Woodlands. This home has beautiful red brick exteriors and is a brand new construction, never lived in. Schools nearby the home belong to the highly-acclaimed Conroe Independent School District and the community provides a safe and peaceful environment in the subdivision of Harpers Preserve.
The home has 3 spacious bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. The master room is situated downstairs and features nice carpeted floors; the master bathrooms features a large vanity area with oversized mirror and double sinks; it also has a separate shower and bathtub. The rest of the rooms are situated upstairs and have carpeted flooring as well as a nice decoration in light neutral colors. The game room area is also on the second story, and offers great space to place a home theater or any other entertainment devices.
Beautiful hardwood floors are displayed from the entry to almost everywhere on the first story, and the extensive and open floor plan is great makes it easier to move around. The island kitchen comes with stainless steel appliances, wood cabinets and granite countertops. A great space full of light and carpeted floors comprises the living room, making it a great place to host your guests.
The extensive backyard is ideal for your children to play! Enjoy the back covered patio area all year long. Other features include an utility room and a 2-car attached garage. 8110 Black Percher St is a great deals for those who are looking to relocate to the beautiful area of Conroe.
More details on this home for lease in Conroe with Andres de Piña at (832) 978-4643. Find your dream home with Tamborrel Properties.
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