Dean Highland has long stood as a historic neighborhood in Waco, featuring some of the area's most distinguished homes. As a cornerstone of the Waco real estate landscape, this neighborhood has been cherished over the years and has seen extensive renovations. 3228 Colcord Avenue sits prominently on a corner lot, graced by large Live Oak trees and exuding comforting curb appeal. Its own renovation was completed a few years ago with notable updates including a new roof, new HVAC, updates to the plumbing and electrical systems, and many cosmetic improvements. The renovation embraced the original design, preserving that original look and feel as the project's core focus. Achieving a balance between maintaining the original charm and making necessary updates is challenging, but 3228 Colcord pulled it off with style. At first glance, the subtle landscape yields to the ranch-style home, blending perfectly with the surrounding trees. Like most ranch-style homes, the front door opens into the main living area, which leads either to a secondary living area or the dining room, depending on the path taken. The original wood floors create a warm vibe adaptable to a variety of personal styles. Although the dual living space setup is great, you can still create a buffer and separate the two areas with concealed pocket doors. There's a seamless flow into the kitchen from the secondary living room, dining room, and sunroom, making it an excellent setup for hosting guests and parties. Butcher block counters add a design touch that complements the original wood floors and painted shiplap, providing a fresh new look. Throughout the home, shiplap adorns the walls and ceilings. During the renovation, it was carefully chosen to expose some, paint others, and cover some sharing exterior walls with sheetrock for better insulation. Painted shiplap in the kitchen pays tribute to its original design while offering a brighter and more cheerful look that balances out the blue tones of the floor