Tucked at the end of a cul-de-sac in a Leander neighborhood where homes rarely come available. 2,120 square feet of single-story living on a quarter-acre-plus lot, wrapped in mature trees and stone construction. Here's the part that's hard to find: in addition to 3 bedrooms, there are TWO SEPARATE OFFICES, both opening through French doors and featuring vaulted ceilings, blinds, ceiling fans, and serious natural light. Two people can work from home without negotiating over a door. Or make one a gym, a hobby room, or a place nobody bothers you. Recent updates take the guesswork out: newer roof, newer fence, and windows replaced throughout in 2022 (front office excluded). Inside, the open floor plan runs bright and tall. High ceilings, recessed lighting, ceiling fans, and a mix of wood-look, tile, and laminate flooring. The living room anchors the space with a fireplace and clean sightlines to the yard, working as easily for a quiet night as it does for a full house. The kitchen delivers quartz countertops, white cabinetry, a breakfast bar, gas cooktop, oven, microwave, and dishwasher. The adjacent dining area pairs a large window with a chandelier, bright enough for a Tuesday breakfast and sharp enough for a holiday table. Three bedrooms, two full baths. The primary suite carries vaulted ceilings and a ceiling fan, with French doors to a private bath featuring a soaking tub, separate shower, double vanity, stone countertops, and tile flooring. Secondary bedrooms flex to guests, storage, or more workspace. Out back, a wood-fenced yard shaded by mature trees. A covered patio and rear porch with a ceiling fan give you multiple places to sit, grill, or entertain, plus a garden area and detached storage shed. End of the cul-de-sac, TWO SEPARATE OFFICES, no stairs, and a sought-after street. That combination does not sit long.
Block House Creek, located between US-183 and Ronald Reagan Boulevard, is a suburban and master-planned Leander neighborhood with greenbelt trails and community parks. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Block House Creek Park and pool complex, where playground energy, shaded paths, and weekend field activity set the tone. Streetscapes lean toward late-1990s and 2000s brick-and-stone homes, with sidewalks and pocket parks shaping a walkable, outdoors-forward rhythm. Brushy Creek’s riparian corridor and trail links add a natural edge to the built environment. Daily errands and casual meetups cluster along nearby 183A frontage retail, while the neighborhood itself stays residential and park-centered.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Dining
Interior features
Ceiling fans
Eat-in kitchen
French/atrium doors
High ceilings
In-law floorplan
Multiple living areas
Main level primary suite
No interior steps
Open floorplan
Pantry
Quartz counters
Recessed lighting
Soaking tub
Study
Track lighting
Walk-in closets
Bedrooms
Three main-level bedrooms
Bathrooms
Two full bathrooms
Kitchen
Dishwasher
Free-standing range
Disposal
Microwave
Stainless steel appliances
Laundry & utility
Dedicated laundry room
Flooring
Laminate
Tile
Heating & cooling
Central heating
Ceiling fans for cooling
Exterior features
Garden
Private yard
Rear covered porch and patio
Storage structure
Fenced yard with privacy
Automatic in-ground sprinklers
Many trees, including large and medium trees
Located on a cul-de-sac
Level terrain
Home design
Single-story home
South-facing
Resale property
Slab foundation
Parking
Assigned parking
Two covered parking spaces
Two total parking spaces
Two-car garage
Security
Security system
Construction
Masonry construction
Composition roof
Built (year per public records)
Utilities
Electricity available
Natural gas available
Public water
Public sewer
HOA & community
Homeowners association with annual fee
Association fee $410 annually (includes common area maintenance)
Community pool
Street lights and sidewalks
Door-to-door trash pickup
Electricity and solar
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