If you’ve been waiting for a house with “good bones” and a price tag that leaves room for your Pinterest board, contractor, and imagination… here you go. Welcome to this 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home in The Club at Wells Point, where the floorplan is spacious, the yard is large, the location is solid… and yes, she needs work. But at $289K, this is the kind of opportunity buyers and investors chase. Built in 1998 and well loved over the years, this home is ready for its glow up. Features include formal living and dining spaces, a functional layout, stainless steel appliances, and cabinetry that is still in great shape and could easily be refinished or refaced for a fresh new look. Now let’s keep it real: The roof needs replacement (estimate approx. $10K), exterior trim/fascia/siding repairs are needed, chimney trim needs attention, and the exterior could use fresh paint. Inside, there are sheetrock and ceiling repairs from previous roof leaks, carpet has already been removed in 2 bedrooms, and the bathrooms are begging for a 2026 makeover. Fence replacement is needed on 2 sides and the left neighbor is willing to split costs. BUT… this is exactly the kind of property where sweat equity can turn into serious value. Whether you are looking to renovate and make it your own or transform it into your next flip project, the potential here is undeniable. Sold AS-IS. Priced accordingly. And likely not lasting long. Bring your vision, your contractor, and maybe a little caffeine.
Single-familyProperty Type
1998Year Built
9,003 sq ftLot Size
$142Price/Sq.Ft.
$52/moHOA Dues
2 car garageParking
Listed by Angela McWethy• Magnolia Realty Round Rock
Wells Point, located between FM 685 and TX-130, is a suburban and residential Pflugerville neighborhood with curving cul-de-sacs and pocket greenbelts. The neighborhood’s day-to-day energy concentrates around the FM 685 and Pecan St intersection, where local storefronts, patios, and weekend foot traffic set the tone. Nearby anchors such as West Pecan Coffee + Beer, Prost Alehouse Texas, and Typhoon Texas Waterpark act as familiar gathering points. Housing leans toward late-20th-century and newer single-family streetscapes with attached garages and broad driveways. Sidewalk loops and small parks shape a walk-and-roll routine, while the flat terrain keeps bike rides straightforward. Retail corridors sit at the edges, leaving interior blocks quieter and more residential.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Dining
Interior features
Ceiling fans
Window coverings
Separate/formal dining room
Kitchen island
Multiple living areas
Multiple dining areas
Pantry
Recessed lighting
Vaulted ceilings
Walk-in closets
Double vanity
Bedrooms
Secondary bedrooms with multiple closets (second level)
Bathrooms
Two full bathrooms
One half bathroom
Double vanity
Garden/Roman tub
Kitchen
Dishwasher
Free-standing gas range
Microwave
Disposal
Solid surface counters
Stone counters
Pantry
Kitchen/family room combo
Laundry & utility
Main level laundry room
Gas water heater
Flooring
Carpet
Laminate
Tile
Vinyl
Heating & cooling
Central heating
Central air
Ceiling fans
Exterior features
Covered porch
Back yard with privacy fencing
Interior lot with large trees
Community pool
Playground
Park
Sport courts
Clubhouse
Community mailbox
Home design
Two-story residence
Faces northwest
Resale property
Parking
Attached garage
Two covered garage spaces
Four total parking spaces
Security
Smoke detectors
Construction
HardiPlank and masonry exterior
Composition shingle roof
Slab foundation
Built per public records
Utilities
Electricity available
Natural gas available
Public water
Public sewer
HOA & community
Homeowners association: The Club at Wells Point
Monthly HOA fee of $52 covering common area maintenance
Community amenities include clubhouse, pool, playground, park, sport courts, community mailbox
Electricity and solar
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The district is intended to include land which is being used, or intended to be used for low density, single family suburban housing types. The district is designed to provide sufficient, suitable residential neighborhoods, protected from incompatible uses, and provided with necessary facilities and services.
Permitted uses
Include but are not limited to:
Religious facility
Housing-Single unit
Housing-Multiple units
Public service
Park & open space
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