809 Tanglewood Lane

Arlington, TX 76012

$300,000

Seller is offering a 3% commission to Buyer's Broker/Agent

3 Beds
2 Baths
Single Family
Ranch
1,813 sq ft
Lot 0.17 acres
2 Car Garage
Year Built: 1974
MLS: 20739468
Property Tax: $6,046/year
809 Tanglewood Lane, Arlington, TX 76012

Fresh and Updated in Arlington! 

This single story ranch style home in Chestnut Hills features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, a large living room with a vaulted beamed ceiling, laundry room, a large kitchen open to a breakfast area and a 2 car garage. With over 1,800 square feet of living space, you’ll notice generous room sizes, big closets and plenty of cabinet and built in storage. The home updates include fresh paint, recenlty installed flooring, energy efficient windows, solid surface kitchen counters, upgraded hardware and appliances, solar roof panels and much more. Outside, you’ll enjoy a covered patio and a spacious privacy fenced back yard. This home is move-in ready at a great value, and it’s close to all of the sports, entertainment and dining that make Arlington such an exciting place to live. 

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Living in the Neighborhood

From the neighborhood to you:

  • Lovely neighborhood with matures trees and friendly neighbors. 
  • Incredible sunrises and sunsets 
  • Great for walking dogs and kids - low volume of cars, wide streets
  • Festive during the holidays - some really go all out during Halloween and Christmas, and most houses give out candy during Halloween
  • Great bird watching within the neighborhood: owls, red breasted hawks, cardinals, bluejays, hummingbirds, and lots of other species, and tons of butterflies
  • Steps from Pope Elementary School
  • Steps from O.S Gray Nature AreaVillage Creek Historic Park & Trail 
  • If great restaurants are your weak spot, here are few local favorites:
    Fattoush Mediterranean
    Olives Mediterranean
    Gryo House
    Tandoor

Home Updates

Gutters 2024
LVP Floors 2022
Hot Water Heater 2019
Garage Door Motor & Spring 2024

Floor Plans

Local Attractions

University of Texas at Arlington

With innovation and vision, The University of Texas at Arlington continues its march to becoming a national research university. You see it in the pioneering faculty who have vaulted research activities to unprecedented heights. You see it-
1. In the unsurpassed facilities that fuel groundbreaking discoveries
2. Record enrollment that furthers our reputation as an academic powerhouse offering highly valued undergraduate and graduate degree programs
3. Economic and community partnerships that promise to re-energize the campus and stimulate development in Downtown Arlington.

And you see it every time you come to campus to visit a student, conduct business, take a class, or enjoy year-round entertainment and educational opportunities:

Arlington History

Arlington, Texas has an infamous history, home to many firsts, and has a long history of innovation. This growing city isn’t the same as it was 100 years ago or even 10! Take a look back and see how far we’ve come and how we got here.

Arlington history goes way back, as in waaay back to the dinosaurs. The Arlington Archosaur Site has uncovered 2,000 individual fossils since 2008 and excavation continues today. It’s one of the few major fossil excavations in an urban setting, even the dinosaurs knew Arlington was the place to be!

Known as the “Vegas before Vegas,” Top O’ Hill Terrace was a secret hub for gambling, drinking and all things scandalous in the 20s and 30s. Attracting high-rollers from famous to infamous, like John Wayne, Mae West, Frank Sinatra, and Bonnie and Clyde, the illicit casino had a tea room that served as a cover. Get a guided tour and explore the underground tunnels used to escape police raids.

Golf | Parks | Trails

Golf

Shady Valley Country Club
Meadowbrook Park Golf Course

Parks & Trails
O.S Gray Nature Area
Just to the west of the University of Texas at Arlington is 20 acres that was once a nursery founded by Oscar “O.S.” Gray, who is considered one of the greatest pecan tree breeders and nursery operators in the Southwest. Started in 1926, the nursery operated for more than five decades at that location. 

Randol Mill Community Park
According to the Texas Historical Commission, the original mill was built in 1856 by Archibald Leonard and served as a community center and county voting place. The original mill was burned to the ground in 1860, but reopened in 1862. The mill changed owners many times, but eventually was owned by Randol until his death in 1922. While the mill burned again in 1933 and was not rebuilt, the park honoring Randol’s mill, and the community spirit it embodied, flourishes today. It features a baseball and softball complex, basketball courts, concrete and nature trails, a family aquatic center, fishing ponds, playgrounds, and tennis courts.

Village Creek Historial Park
Archaeological excavations along Village Creek unearthed evidence of several prehistoric villages. Artifacts from the area date back almost 9,000 years and represent a culture of food-gatherers and hunters. In the 1830s, the valley held one of the largest concentrations of Native Americans in the region. Village Creek was named because of the Native American villages along its banks.

Fielder Park
Pirie Park

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809 Tanglewood Lane
Arlington, TX 76012
3 Bed | 2 Baths

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