Full Property Details for Price: $1,775,000HOA Fee: $1, 500/Taxes: $43,604Status: ActiveType: Single FamilyMLS ID: 13328386Updated: 8/26/2016Added: 206 day(s) ago 3201 Hunter Lane, Plano, TX Reduced to $1,775,000 on 8/26/16 Listed at $1,850,000 on 2/29/16 Get price and status alerts for Number of Rooms: 17Interior Features: Cable TV Available, Central Vac, Decorative Lighting, Dry Bar, Flat Screen Wiring, High Speed Internet Available, Multiple Staircases, Paneling, Plantation Shutters, Sound System Wiring, Vaulted Ceilings, Window CoveringsFireplace: YesNumber of Fireplaces: 4Fireplace(s): Brick, Direct Vent, Gas Logs, Gas Starter, Wood BurningAppliances: Built-in Compactor, Built-in Icemaker, Built-in Microwave, Built-in Refrigerator/Freezer, Commercial Grade Range, Commercial Grade Vent, Convection Oven, Cooktop - Gas, Dishwasher, Disposal, Double Oven, Drop in Range/Oven - Gas, Oven-Gas, Plumbed For Gas in Kitchen, Range/Oven-GasFlooring: Carpet, Marble, Slate, Stone, Wood

Total Bathrooms: 7Full Bathrooms: 6Half Bathrooms: 1 Pool: YesPool Description: Attached Spa, Cleaning System, Water FeatureSecurity/Safety: Burglar, Fire Sprinkler System, Monitored, Smoke Detector Exterior Features: Covered Porch(es), Guest Quarters, Gutters, Lighting System, Outdoor Fireplace/Pit, Outdoor Living Center, Patio Covered, Patio Open, Separate Entry Quarters, Sport Court, Sprinkler System Garage Spaces: 4Covered Spaces: 5Parking Features: Attached, Garage, Garage Door Opener, Side County: CollinSubdivision: Oakbrook Estates Driving Directions: From Dallas North Tollway, , west on Parker, south on Hunter Lane. School District: Plano ISDElementary School: BarksdaleMiddle School: RennerHigh School: Shepton Home Owners Assn.: MandatoryAssoc. Fees Include: Maintenance of Common Areas, Management Fees, Security Heating/Cooling: Central Air-Elec, Central Heat-Gas, Zoned Utility Description: City Sewer, City Water, Concrete, Curbs, Sidewalk, Underground Utilities

Architectural Style: French, TraditionalDescription/Design: Single DetachedConstruction: StuccoRoof: Composition, Tile/SlateStories/Levels: 2Square Feet: 7,639Sq. Ft. Source: Building PlanYear Built: 1996 Lot Size (Acres): 1.078Lot Size (Sq. Ft.): 46,957.68Lot Size: 1.078Lot Dimensions: TBDDevelopment Status: PreownedLot Description: Acreage, Creek, Cul De Sac, Heavily Treed, Irregular, Landscaped, Lrg. Backyard Grass, Subdivision, Tank/ Pond, Water/Lake ViewFencing (Description): Automatic Gate, Iron Energy Features: Ceiling Fans, Tankless Water Heater, Thermo WindowsEnergy Efficient: Low Flow Commode, Rain / Freeze Sensors, Recirculating Hot Water Price Per Sq. Ft.: $232.36For Sale/Rent/Lease: For SaleAssociation Fee: $1,500Assoc Fee Freq.: AnnualTax Amount: $43,604 Legal Description: OAKBROOK ESTATES (CPL), BLK A, LOT 6APN: R300500A00601Block: ALot: 6 Listed by Ebby Halliday, REALTORS, Cindy O'gorman Learn more about Coldwell Banker’s variety of mortgage products by contacting us at one of these

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Can you battle your way to the top?” —E. Gadd (In-game description), Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon The ScareScraper (known as the Thrill Tower in PAL versions) is the multiplayer mode of Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon that is unlocked by completing Mission A-4: Visual Tricks in the main game. It can be played online, locally or alone. The game puts four different colored Luigis in one of the modes. The host player can set the amount of floors to five, ten, twenty-five, and endless, as well as the difficulty of the mode: Normal, Hard, and Expert. The endless floor option is available only for the chosen mode once the 25 floors of that game mode are cleared. If the amount of floors is set to endless, the difficulty is automatically set to endless and cannot be changed. The final room is always the roof, unless it is set on Endless. The ghost bosses in the ScareScraper have different amounts of HP than their original versions in the main game, and for every five floors cleared, non-boss ghosts will gain 5 additional health.

The game ends when all Luigis are KO'd (or trapped), or when they do not complete a floor in an amount of time. Other Luigis can revive a fainted Luigi by pressing near him to revive him. This brings his HP back to 20, and it releases hearts. Luigis can communicate with each other (even when KO'd) when the player either presses the or touches the touchscreen. When playing a ScareScraper, Luigis are colored depending on the order of when they join it, meaning that the player will always be an all-green Luigi when playing solo on their own ScareScraper or hosting it for other players. Luigis cooperating to capture The Brain. All Luigis work together to capture all ghosts on the floors before time runs out. A gauge on the right side of the bottom screen shows ghostly activity that will empty as ghosts are captured. Depending on the difficulty, such as in Endless mode, Strong versions of ghosts may appear in earlier floors. The time limit is 5 minutes per floor. Luigis try to escape each floor by reaching the exit and stepping on the switches before time runs out.

The timer starts at 30 seconds, but the time limit can be extended by collecting timepieces (for an additional 10 seconds) from paintings and furniture, or by clearing rooms of ghosts. Rush Mode does not have locked doors or keys, however Gobbers may occasionally drop from ceilings in dark rooms and block the doors with its goo; they must be captured in order to proceed. Polterpups escaping their hiding place in Polterpup Mode. Luigis work together to capture all Polterpups on each floor by following their invisible paw prints with the Dark-Light Device. The Luigis must first locate the kennel before the Polterpups can even be caught. Sometimes Polterpups may even summon other ghosts to hinder progress. Depending on the difficulty of the ScareScraper, the amount of Polterpups to be captured on a floor will vary, ranging from a minimum of 2 Polterpups to a maximum of 6. The Luigis have 5 minutes to capture them all. A combination of the Hunter, Rush, and Polterpup Modes — two Hunter Mode floors, one Rush Mode floor, and one Polterpup Mode floor in random order.

It is unlocked by completing the other three modes on any difficulty/floor amount at least once. On every fifth floor, a boss ghost is fought, regardless of the mode. On the final floor, The Brain is always the boss (unless playing on Endless). Boss ghosts are assisted by regular ghosts as the Luigis vacuum them up, with more regular ghosts appearing with more players. The Luigis have 5 minutes to defeat the boss. When a floor is completed, Red Coin Scramble! will occur: four Red Coins will appear in random rooms and the Luigis have 20 seconds to collect them all for a chance to play Red Coin Bonus! (a sole Luigi has an all-or-nothing chance to play). The bonus game will reward a Luigi with a bonus item if their icon stops next to it. The more Red Coins a Luigi gets, the more consecutive icons of his appear in the roulette, increasing his chances of winning the bonus item at the end of the floor (a sole Luigi will have a bonus item randomly selected). The bonus items consist of the following:

Bonus items take effect only on the next floor. Sometimes a bonus item can even be found in vases, paintings, or other furniture. A Luigi can have up to three bonus items equipped at a time. Upgrades are rewarded to the entire team if they reach certain treasure totals. These totals differ depending on the mode being played. Once players earn the Suction Level 3 upgrade, the next upgrades will always be Heart Drops up until a certain point. Unlike in Dark Moon Quest, the upgrades are not permanent; the next time the Luigis play another ScareScraper, they must earn these upgrades again. There are three different traps that the Luigis can encounter. All of these traps require help of a teammate to relieve the player of these status conditions. This also means there are no traps if there is a single Luigi playing as there is no one to help him. If all players are stuck in vase or carpet traps, the game is over. At the end of each floor, the players can view statistics of their activity on the floor they completed on the top screen.

Upon completing -- or losing in -- a ScareScraper, the Luigis are ranked based on their performance (e.g. capturing ghosts and avoiding traps, and taking as little damage as possible) and are rewarded in G for the Vault. The higher ranked a Luigi is and the more floors they have cleared, the larger the prize. After defeating a boss ghost, the player can view the total statistics of all the floors they completed so far, after viewing the statistics of the floor they just completed. In the results screen, before all the players are ready to begin the next floor, they can see achievements they have obtained on the floor they just cleared on the bottom screen. These achievements are based on their performance, but they're otherwise there just for fun. There are 47 ghosts encountered solely within the ScareScraper (not including normal Polterpups). One of 45 of these ghosts (excluding Big Polterpup and The Brain) are fought on every fifth floor, and The Brain is fought on the final floor.