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Home for sale at 133 Duskwood Drive Harvest, AL 35749

Tradition Series^SM

$405,850

~~was $411,625~~

4 Bed | 3 Bath | 3 Garage | 1 Story

2,595 Sq. Ft. | Lot 265 |Fraser floor plan

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About this home

**AS LOW AS 4.50% GOV/ 5.50% CONV and ALL CLOSING COSTS PAID for AUGUST closing!**

Welcome to 133 Duskwood Drive, one of our new homes in Oak Forest.

The Fraser features 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms with 2,595 square feet of living space, complemented by a 3-car garage. This thoughtfully designed floor plan is ideal for multi-generational living, offering a separate living area, bedroom, and bathroom for added privacy and convenience.

The primary bedroom, located at the back of the house for ultimate privacy, includes an ensuite bathroom that may feature a walk-in shower and garden tub or just the walk-in shower, depending on the selections. The spacious walk-in closet is split, offering ample storage space and organized shelving for maximum efficiency.

As you enter through the foyer, you are greeted by two guest bedrooms that share a full bathroom. These bedrooms are spacious, with large windows that invite natural light. Moving further into the home, you’ll find a large dining room, perfect for family gatherings and formal meals. The well-appointed kitchen, which overlooks the expansive great room, features an island with bar seating, beautiful granite or quartz countertops, and high-end stainless-steel appliances. The adjoining dining area provides access to the porch, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor flow—ideal for entertaining.

The great room, which flows effortlessly from the kitchen and dining areas, is perfect for relaxation or hosting guests. The open layout allows for a variety of seating arrangements and ensures that everyone feels included in the space.

Like all D.R. Horton homes in Oak Forest, the Fraser includes the Home is Connected smart home technology package, allowing you to control your home with your smart device, whether near or away. Pictures may be of a similar home and are representational only.

The Fraser is a must-see floor plan—schedule your tour today!