Résidence Unifamiliale À Richardson

Your backyard is a fairway. This 1967 midcentury modern sits on an oversized lot on the Canyon Creek Country Club golf course in Richardson — with a screened porch, a covered cedar patio, wood decks, and flagstone terraces, all turned toward the green.

The bones are the real thing. A glass-block entry atrium opens to a 27-foot living room under a vaulted pine tongue-and-groove ceiling, with skylights and clerestory windows pulling in light from every side. A floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace stands at the center, dividing living and dining, and built-in shelving lines the walls.

The one-story plan offers four bedrooms and three baths across 2,608 sq ft. The family room runs 22 feet deep, with French doors and sliders facing the course and the screened porch just beyond. The kitchen and breakfast nook open straight to the covered patio. The primary suite has its own vaulted pine ceiling, skylights, a walk-in closet, and a sliding door to the backyard.

Ready for a complete remodel — and the hard parts are already in place. The lot, the view, the volume, and the stone can’t be added later. A new water heater and a whole-yard automatic sprinkler system are already in. Bring your plans and build the midcentury golf course home this setting deserves. Best of all? No HOA.

Set in the Canyon Creek neighborhood of Richardson, in Plano ISD, minutes from US-75 and the President George Bush Turnpike. A midcentury original on the Canyon Creek Country Club golf course, with the lot to match — ready for its next chapter.