1105 Rambling Trl Cedar Park, TX 78613
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About this home
Recently updated throughout (Fall 2025), this beautifully remodeled 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home in desirable Buttercup Creek perfectly combines modern style with the charm of an established neighborhood. Shaded by a large, mature pecan tree & freshly painted inside & out, the home also features a brand-new roof (Oct. 2025). Step inside to a bright, open layout with vaulted ceilings, updated waterproof flooring throughout the main level, & 2 fireplaces—1 gas & 1 electric—creating inviting spaces to gather. The kitchen features exquisite quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, soft-close cabinetry, pot filler, & modern lighting. The bathrooms have been completely refreshed with vanities, tile & fixtures, while the upstairs offers fresh carpet for added comfort. Throughout the home, enjoy LED dimmable lighting & day+night modes as well as updated fixtures for a contemporary touch. Outside, the large fenced backyard is lined with beautiful trees, offering plenty of space for entertaining, play, or relaxing evenings. Neighborhood sidewalks make it easy to walk or bike to nearby Janet Bartles Park or Nelson Ranch Park where you can enjoy tennis, volleyball, playgrounds, & more. The location is unbeatable—just minutes from Hwy 183, only 10 mins to Lakeline Mall, & about 20 mins to The Domain for premier shopping, dining, & entertainment. You’re also near the up & coming 54-acre Bell District, a vibrant mixed-use destination already underway in Cedar Park that will feature restaurants, retail, trails, & entertainment similar to The Domain. Residents also appreciate the new 47,000 sqft Cedar Park Library (Nov. 2024), the yr-round Texas Farmers’ Market held every Sat., & access to nearby public schools. This move-in ready home offers thoughtful updates, timeless design, & a prime location close to everything Cedar Park has to offer. Don’t miss your chance to own a beautifully finished home in one of the area’s most convenient & established neighborhoods.
Source: ACTRIS #1354435
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