3 bedroom 2 bath home in the heart of Carrollton. Bamboo and ceramic tiling, granite kitchen countertop, vaulted living room ceilings. Lots of updates - come and see!
Southwest Carrollton, located between Interstate 35E and the Elm Fork of the Trinity River, is a residential and commercial Carrollton neighborhood with tree-lined streets and pocket parks. The area reads as late-20th-century North Texas suburbia—brick ranches, two-story traditional homes, and tidy cul-de-sacs threaded by greenbelts. The neighborhood’s energy concentrates around the Belt Line Rd and Marsh Ln corridor, where taquerias, boba counters, and independent bakeries sit beside everyday services in low-slung plazas. Community touchstones include the Carrollton Greenbelt, the Rosemeade Rainforest Aquatic Complex, and the Carrollton Public Library at Josey Ranch Lake. Sidewalk loops and trail spurs shape a routine of walks, runs, and bike rides. Retail clusters along Belt Line keep errands close while the river corridor adds open-sky breathing room.
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Offer insights
2240 Tarpley Rd #284 · $199,500
$199K and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $199K+ is a strong offer
DAYS ON MARKET
55 days
The average home goes pending in 66 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
95.4%
Most homes are selling 5% below list price.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Dining
Interior features
Cable TV available
Chandelier
Granite countertops
High-speed internet available
One living area
One dining area
Total of 9 rooms
Two levels
Bedrooms
Primary bedroom on level 1 with ensuite bathroom (approx. 11 x 14)
Additional bedroom on level 1 (approx. 11 x 13)
Additional bedroom on level 1 (approx. 13 x 10)
Bathrooms
Two full bathrooms
Primary bathroom on level 1 (approx. 8 x 8)
Second bathroom on level 2 (approx. 5 x 8)
Kitchen
Granite counters
Dishwasher
Disposal
Kitchen utility area
Laundry & utility
Laundry room on level 1 (approx. 3 x 8) with utility in kitchen
Flooring
Bamboo flooring
Ceramic tile
Vinyl flooring
Heating & cooling
Central air
Ceiling fan(s)
Electric heating
Fireplace(s) for supplemental heat
Exterior features
Privacy vinyl fencing
Home design
Residential condominium
Attached property
Built in 1982
Two-story
Parking
Detached carport
Covered parking
One carport space plus additional parking
Security
Smoke detector(s)
Audio and video surveillance devices present
Construction
Brick and siding exterior
Composition roof
Slab foundation
Utilities
Cable available
Electricity connected
Sewer available
Not in a municipal utility district
HOA & community
Mandatory association
Monthly association fee covers front yard maintenance, grounds maintenance, sewer and water
HOA managed by Secure Association Management
Financial info
Loan types accepted: Cash, Conventional, FHA
Other
Property is part of Ridgeline Townhomes subdivision
Directions: From Keller Springs east past Marsh, left onto Tarpley, immediate right into Ridgeline Townhomes, left at second left, second building on right (recommended parking between 2nd and 3rd building)
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Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Dallas County
APN
095250000U002 11409525000
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Last updated by owner on Aug 10, 2026.
MF-15
Multi-Family Residential District
The (MF-15) Multi-Family Residential Districts are established to provide adequate space and site diversification for higher density residential development.; These zoning districts permit high density residential development, and should be located where additional requirements for streets, water, sewer, fire protection, drainage, and open space are met. Uses permitted within the (MF-15) Multi-Family Residential Districts should not route traffic through lower density residential areas, and should be located on sites that have direct access to arterial or collector size streets capable of carrying the additional traffic they will generate.; Multi-family residential uses may serve as a transition between single-family and commercial or industrial uses, yet should be properly buffered from non-residential land uses and traffic, pollution, and/or environmental hazards.
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