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4915 College Ave ๐Ÿ“„ Workfile PDF

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Relative Quality & Condition ADVISORY (beta) โ€” appraiser assigns ratings

Condition

125 Las Colinas and the subject present similarly as the best-maintained properties in the set, both reflecting recent cosmetic updates with no visible deferred maintenance. 4320 Tree House trails only slightly, still well-kept despite its original, not-updated bathrooms. 4965 College Ave, 760 Bristol Lane, 2835 Glohaven, and 2560 Pinnacle Ridge cluster just below that, all clean and well-maintained but retaining largely original kitchen and bath finishes rather than recent updates. Overall the group is tightly bunched, with no property showing meaningful deferred maintenance.

Quality

4965 College Ave, 760 Bristol Lane, 2835 Glohaven, and the subject present similarly at a well-finished level, each showing upgraded trim, millwork, or architectural detailing clearly above basic builder grade. 2560 Pinnacle Ridge sits just a touch below, its semi-custom architectural detailing offset by builder-grade kitchen cabinetry. 4320 Tree House and, more so, 125 Las Colinas trend further below the group, both anchored at a boundary between well-finished and production-grade construction, with stock cabinetry undercutting otherwise above-standard trim work. The overall spread in quality across the set is modest.

Versus subject

The subject reads as a well-finished, custom-detailed French country home with updated kitchen and baths, placing it among the strongest properties in the set for both quality and condition. Most comparables cluster close to the subject on quality, with 4320 Tree House and especially 125 Las Colinas trailing due to more production-grade cabinetry. On condition, the set is tightly grouped with the subject, and only original (not updated) kitchen/bath finishes in several comparables distinguish them, without materially separating overall condition impressions.

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Confidence notes

CategorySubject property SUBJECT
appraiser inspection photos
4320 Tree House
MLS # 25035227
4965 College Ave
MLS # 25043716
760 Bristol Lane
MLS # 26007375
125 Las Colinas
MLS # 26007412
2835 Glohaven
MLS # 26009757
2560 Pinnacle Ridge
MLS # 26019388
Q/C impression
beta
HIGH Q3 / C3K: updatedB: updatedHIGH Q3-to-Q4 / C3K: updatedB: not updatedHIGH Q3 / C3K: updatedB: updatedMEDIUM Q3 / C3K: not updatedB: not updatedMEDIUM Q3-to-Q4 / C3K: updatedB: updatedHIGH Q3 / C3K: not updatedB: not updatedMEDIUM Q3 / C3K: not updatedB: not updated
Vs. subject
beta
โ€”Q inferiorC similar
Production-grade stock oak kitchen and bath cabinetry keep this a step below the subject's custom French country millwork and detailing, despite comparably above-standard trim accents; condition scores are essentially even and both present as well-maintained.
Q similarC similar
Both show upgraded trim, built-ins, and finishes beyond builder grade at a comparable quality tier, and both present as well-maintained with only cosmetic layering over original construction.
Q similarC similar
Similar upgraded trim, moulding, and built-ins to the subject, though this read carries medium confidence given more limited photo coverage; original, not-updated kitchen/baths differ from the subject's updated spaces but overall maintenance appears comparably clean.
Q inferiorC similar
Stock production kitchen and bath cabinetry pull this toward a lower quality boundary than the subject's more custom-finished design, though the call is medium-confidence given limited bath photo coverage; recent cosmetic updates keep condition in line with the subject's well-maintained impression.
Q similarC similar
Comparable architectural detailing (stone fireplace, vaulted ceilings, extensive moulding) closely matches the subject's quality tier; original, not-updated kitchen/baths are offset by otherwise clean, well-kept condition, keeping the overall impression close to the subject.
Q similarC similar
Semi-custom architectural detailing is broadly comparable to the subject, with builder-grade kitchen cabinetry pulling it only marginally lower on a medium-confidence basis; only the primary bath was remodeled but overall maintenance tracks closely with the subject's well-kept impression.
Detached outbuildings

Detached garage with finished second-floor bonus area (living space, home gym, office/den, and two bathrooms)

Detached pavilion with outdoor kitchen and fireplace

Detached brick shop/outbuilding with hip roof matching main house, single overhead garage-style door on one elevation and a pedestrian door with covered porch on another; interior fitted with pegboard walls, built-in workbench, and storage

1,500 sq. ft. heated and cooled detached shop with 2-bay garage and upper-level floor space

Detached garage (part of four-car garage total), side entry

Small storage shed visible at rear/side yard

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Detached shop/garage building

Outside storage area

Detached/attached storage shed(s) near garage and side yard

Photo-only findings

Enclosed sunroom/porch addition off the rear of the main house

Primary bath garden/soaking tub with jets

Gated concrete parking/storage pad separate from main driveway

Covered breezeway/carport physically connecting the main residence to the detached shop

Small storage shed in rear yard

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Covered front porch with column portico

Covered rear patio with columns, separate from the open deck

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Pools & site improvements

Sizable concrete driveway with sports court

In-ground pool

Poolside gazebo/covered structure

Concrete pool deck/patio and covered rear brick patio

Covered patio with outdoor fireplace

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In-ground pool

Covered patio/pergola structure over rear patio and pool area

Poured concrete patio pad(s)

Two newly installed fence gates

Custom matching trash enclosure

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Whirlpool/jetted corner tub in primary bathroom

Site & view

Pond/water feature at rear of property line

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1.05-acre wooded, secluded lot, well above typical subdivision lot size

0.61-acre corner lot, larger than typical subdivision parcel

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1.00-acre lot (larger than typical subdivision parcel)

Heavily wooded, private lot setting

1.76-acre wooded cul-de-sac lot, well above typical surrounding lot sizes, within city limits

Elevated tree-line/vista view from rear of home

Dated renovationsโ€”โ€”โ€”โ€”

Roof - architectural shingle

Interior paint

Carpet

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Review required

Ambiguity regarding whether the pond visible in Photo 6 lies within the subject's boundary or belongs to an adjacent property/common area should be confirmed.

No photos were provided of the foundation, basement/crawlspace, or mechanical systems (roof close-up, HVAC, water heaters) to corroborate appraiser notes regarding the new roof and two water heaters.

Confirm existence/condition of the third full bathroom noted in structured fields; not clearly identified in the photo set

Clarify whether the backyard structure described in remarks as a 'pergola' is more accurately a gazebo, which may affect valuation of that amenity

Verify interior condition of the attached side-entry garage referenced in structured fields, as photographed workshop interior (Photos 13-14) appears to be within the detached shop rather than the attached garage

Confirm identity/ownership of structure or fence lines abutting neighboring properties visible in wide exterior shots (e.g., Photo 48) to ensure no adjacent structures were misattributed

Photo 20 shows a bathroom with commercial-style 'Restrooms' and 'Employees Only' door signage, which is inconsistent with a typical private residence; confirm this photo correctly corresponds to the subject property (e.g., a converted/dual-use shop bathroom) before relying on it.

Covered patio with outdoor fireplace mentioned in remarks could not be located in any provided photo; confirm existence/condition via additional photos or inspection.

Ownership/location of the small shed seen in Photo 28 should be confirmed โ€” appears to sit within the subject's fenced yard but is only partially visible.

No photos provided of secondary bedrooms, additional bathrooms, garage interior, workshop/craft room, or bonus room referenced in structured fields, limiting full condition/quality verification of those spaces.

Only one bathroom is photographed (primary bath); baths_status determination is based on limited coverage and dominant condition of the other two full baths is not observed.

Photos 12 and 15 show a neighboring brick house's roofline and chimney visible over the rear wood fence; this structure belongs to an adjacent property and is not counted as a subject outbuilding โ€” flagged per fence-line ambiguity rule.

No interior photos of the garage or the three lower-level secondary bedrooms were provided, limiting full condition/quality assessment of those areas.

Aerial photos (8-10) show numerous neighboring structures, pools, and outbuildings in the surrounding area; care should be taken not to attribute any neighboring pool or structure to the subject property.

Attached garage interior was not shown, limiting ability to confirm its finish/condition relative to the detached shop.

Reconcile GLA: structured field lists 3,000 SF, agent remarks reference a prior appraisal showing higher than 3,000 SF, and county tax records show 2,885 SF.

Confirm whether the storage structures seen in Photo 3 and Photo 49 are one building or two separate structures, and obtain size/construction detail for grid comparison.

Secondary full bath and powder room update/condition status could not be fully verified from available photos beyond a generally dated impression.

Contradictionsโ€”

Public remarks describe a backyard 'pergola,' but the photographed structure (Photos 5, 6, 7, 8, 45) is a metal-roofed gazebo with fabric curtain panels, not a traditional open-lattice pergola.

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Agent remarks state the home was 'recently appraised for asking price' with square footage higher than the listed 3,000 SF, while county tax records reportedly show only 2,885 SF - a GLA source discrepancy that should be resolved against the appraiser's own field measurement.

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