122 Mossy Rock Cv Hutto, TX 78634
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4 Bedrooms + Office | 2.5 Bathrooms | 2,647 Sq Ft | Corner Lot | Built 2007 | Hutto ISD Welcome to Creek Bend, where comfort meets convenience in this beautifully updated two-story home nestled on a corner lot backing to a peaceful greenbelt. Designed for efficiency and peace of mind, the property features 32 LG solar panels (paid off at closing), a whole-home generator with hookups in place, a comprehensive security camera system, and a whole-home water filtration and softener system—combining modern technology with sustainable living. Step inside to discover fresh paint, new fixtures, and luxury plank flooring throughout the main level. Just off the entry, an office with French doors offers a quiet workspace or optional fifth bedroom. The open-concept living area connects seamlessly to a bright, updated kitchen with granite countertops, stainless appliances, and ample cabinet space. Upstairs, the spacious primary suite features a large walk-in closet, double vanity, and soaking garden tub—your own private retreat. Three additional bedrooms provide flexibility for family, guests, or hobbies. Behind the scenes, the home includes a 2022 HVAC system and new water heater for year-round comfort. Outside, enjoy a brand-new roof, fresh exterior paint, durable three-side stone construction, and a brand-new fence enclosing the private backyard. An automatic sprinkler system keeps the lawn lush, while two fruit-producing cherry plum trees and a dog-run area enhance outdoor living with a natural greenbelt view. Located just blocks from the community pool and near scenic trails perfect for walks, bike rides, or runs, this home offers an active neighborhood lifestyle with small-town charm. A freshly painted garage with automatic opener and a refrigerator that conveys complete the package. Ideally positioned near top-rated Hutto schools, parks, and shopping, with easy access to SH-130 and 45 Toll for a quick commute to Austin or Round Rock.
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