Some houses look great in pictures, but this one delivers in real life. It’s got space that actually makes sense, finishes that feel high-end, and a backyard that doesn’t just stop at a fence—it rolls right into the hill country. No neighbors behind, just open skies and endless views. Inside, the warm wood floors and 8-foot doors set the tone. The kitchen will be one of your favorite spaces. White cabinets, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a farmhouse sink that somehow makes doing dishes feel a little less like a chore. Storage? Everywhere. And that massive center island? It’s more than just counter space—it’s where people gather, where late-night talks happen, and where Saturday mornings start with stacks of pancakes. The living room doesn’t just check a box—it makes a statement. A floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace anchors the space, perfect for cozy nights in. Off the breakfast area, there’s a study—tucked away just enough to be useful, whether for actual work or just a quiet escape. The primary suite? It’s got that exhale and relax kind of vibe. Oversized windows pull in those hill country views, making it feel like a retreat instead of just another bedroom. And the ensuite? Frameless walk-in shower, deep soaking tub, and separate vanities. Two additional bedrooms sit on the other side of the house, connected by a Jack-and-Jill bath. A mudroom keeps life organized, so bags, shoes, and everything else have a home. And then there’s the back patio—the kind of space that makes you want to slow down. It’s extended for extra room to stretch out, grill out, or just sit back and let the view remind you why you live here. This isn’t just another house—it’s the one that finally gets it right.
