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Cue the porch swing and sweet tea—this classic 1960 home sits right along Tyler’s beloved Azalea Trail at the corner of Windsor and Pecan, where neighbors gather, conversations linger, and life feels wonderfully connected. With gathering spaces both inside and out, you’ll enjoy neighborhood moments from the welcoming front porch swing or the back patio tucked behind the home. And thanks to quick access to Tyler’s main corridors, you’re about ten minutes from just about anywhere in town. Inside, the home offers 2,867 square feet with room to spread out and celebrate life’s everyday moments. Formal and casual living and dining areas make entertaining easy, while a bright sunroom adds an extra splash of light-filled living space, art studio or game room. The layout includes three spacious bedrooms, a pristine retro primary bath, and a Jack-and-Jill bath shared by the guest rooms, plus a centrally located powder room for visitors. The kitchen has been recently refreshed with quartzite countertops, updated backsplash, painted cabinetry, and new flooring, creating a beautiful backdrop ready for the next owner’s appliance choices. Just off the garage, the oversized laundry and utility room—with built-ins galore—offers space to organize, create, and keep life running smoothly. Living on the Azalea Trail is one of those Tyler experiences people talk about for years. Homes like this — with history, personality, and a front-row seat to the neighborhood — rarely stay quiet for long. |
