9747 Broken Bow Road has curb appeal in spades, with a facade of white brick, brown siding, and rugged stone that, in combination, lends the home a look not unlike a piece of mixed-media art. Built in 1962, it wears its era well; we’ve spotlighted many a mid–century modern here at D because we truly believe that anyone, no matter their taste, can find something to love about this architectural style—whether it’s the incorporation of nature or an emphasis on simple lines.
But while any MCM fan could appreciate this home, it’s an especially good fit for a family, with its four beds, three-and-a-half baths, and prime location just a half-mile (or an 11-minute walk, if you’re doing the Google Maps math) from White Rock Elementary. Access to the well-regarded school is already highly coveted; living here, we reason, would make the hectic school-day mornings just a little easier.
Beyond location, the home is full of kid-friendly surprises inside and out. There’s a front courtyard concealed from street view, the tips of cacti just barely visible over the top of a brown fence; with space for seating, it’s the perfect spot for sitting and watching the little ones toss a ball around, according to listing agent Jessica Cazares. If they’re more into video games, an expansive upstairs media room offers plenty of room for a TV and console of choice…