Some homes are built. This one was curated.

2004 Brentwood Drive isn't your average listing - it's the result of two major interior renovation projects, a complete pool remodel, a discerning eye, and a refusal to settle for builder-grade anything. Nestled in the established Grassland Estates West neighborhood of Midland, TX, this 5-bedroom, 3.5-bath home spans 3,895 square feet on a generous .31-acre lot, and every inch of it has been intentionally upgraded!

The kitchen is the kind you see in design magazines and assume it's staged. It's not. Cambria Brit Gold quartz countertops, custom cabinetry, upgraded hardware, a new kitchen sink, custom venthood, marble subway backsplash, and an under-sink reverse osmosis system - it's all here, and it's all staying.

The primary bathroom got the same treatment: Cambria Brit Gold quartz, floor-to-ceiling tile work, custom frameless shower glass, Morrison's designer plumbing fixtures, and a lighting package that includes a statement chandelier, wall sconces, and LED strip lighting that makes the space feel like a boutique spa.

Secondary bathrooms were finished with Silestone Eternal Calcatta quartz - because consistency matters. The two additional bathrooms are worth calling out specifically: each bedroom has its own dedicated sink and vanity right off the bedroomroom, with a shared door leading to the toilet and shower. Think of it as an upgraded Jack-and-Jill... all the privacy of an ensuite, none of the sink-sharing arguments. It's a layout that sounds simple until you've lived without it.

The 2019-2022 renovation swept through the main living areas with wood-look tile flooring throughout, a custom mantle and corbel with gold leaf accents, all-new backsplash, fresh professional paint, and new toilets throughout the home. No corner was cut.

And that's not all! The pool was fully reconfigured in 2024 by Pools by Ranae, with a large hot tub and tanning ledge added - because if you're going to be outside in Midland, you might as well do it right!

This home is genuinely move-in ready - not "needs a little work" ready, not "good bones" ready. Ready ready! Come see it before someone else does!