105 Medina Creek Cv Georgetown, TX 78633
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About this home
Tucked away on a serene cul-de-sac, this beautifully maintained Castle Rock floor plan blends timeless style with thoughtful upgrades. From the moment you enter, you’ll notice the warmth of engineered wood floors in the living areas and the soft glow of natural light filtered through plantation shutters. The heart of the home is the chef-inspired kitchen, where granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, a walk-in pantry, and pendant lights over the breakfast bar invite gatherings both big and small. The adjoining living room, graced with a tray ceiling, flows easily into a sunroom—an inviting space to enjoy your morning coffee or lose yourself in a good book. Your private primary suite is a true retreat, featuring a tray ceiling, ceiling fan, and Closets by Design custom shelving in the walk-in closet. The primary bath offers dual sinks and an impressive spa shower with three shower heads, creating a luxurious start and end to each day. Work from home or pursue your passions in the designated study, while ceiling fans throughout keep the home comfortable year-round. Step outside to discover a 380 sq. ft. extended covered patio complete with a gas stub and seat wall—ideal for alfresco dining or simply savoring the Texas sunsets. Practical upgrades include an extended garage with built-in Pelican saltless water softener and whole-home filter, storage racks, and a driveway and walkway sealed with Kool Coat. Brick surrounds all sides of the home, and a ribbon of bricks has been added along the driveway for extra width. A 2020 roof ensures peace of mind. Located just minutes from the Cowan Activity Center and The Retreat Activity Center, this home offers not only comfort and convenience but also a sense of community. The kitchen refrigerator conveys. This home is move-in ready, so you can immediately start living the active Sun City retirement lifestyle.
Source: ACTRIS #5596472
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