1205 Red Ranch Cir Cedar Park, TX 78613
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A Backyard That Redefines Everyday Living Imagine stepping out your back door into a private sanctuary that feels like your own resort. This immaculate Buttercup Creek home offers more than just a place to live, it offers a lifestyle. Backing to peaceful parkland with no rear neighbors, you’ll find yourself surrounded by nature while still minutes from it all. The lush gardens, multiple patios and terraces, and sparkling in-ground pool set the stage for unforgettable summer afternoons, lively gatherings, or serene morning coffee. At day’s end, unwind beneath the stars in your own luxurious hot tub on the extended patio. Inside, sunlight pours through generous windows, highlighting soaring ceilings and a thoughtful flow that’s both elegant and inviting. Formal living and dining spaces provide the perfect backdrop for holidays and celebrations, while the open kitchen with its oversized breakfast bar, gas range, black appliances, task desk, and charming café-style nook makes weeknight meals and weekend brunches a breeze. The welcoming family room, centered around a cozy fireplace, is where you’ll slow down and connect. The floor plan offers true flexibility. A full bedroom and bath downstairs is ideal for overnight guests or multi-generational living. Upstairs, the expansive primary suite feels like a private retreat with vaulted ceilings, two walk-in closets, dual vanities, a jetted tub, and a separate shower. Additional bedrooms are spacious and filled with natural light, giving everyone a comfortable place to recharge. Beyond the home, you’re less than 10 minutes from BASIS Charter School and served by award-winning Leander ISD schools, offering outstanding educational opportunities. Combine that with the quiet privacy of a park-backed lot, resort-style outdoor living, and inviting interiors, and you’ve found the rare home that balances tranquility, comfort, and convenience, all in one extraordinary address.
Source: ACTRIS #4021580
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