1261 Jester Ct Copperas Cove, TX 76522
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Tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Copperas Cove, just a heartbeat—three minutes, to be exact—from SC Lee Junior High, 1261 Jester Court isn’t just a home. It’s the beginning of a love story. Built in 2020 but already full of soul, this 4-bedroom, 3-bath retreat wraps you in 2,058 square feet of soft light, open spaces, and the kind of quiet that makes you exhale. From the moment you cross the threshold, you can feel it—that gentle hum of peace, of belonging. The kind of place where coffee tastes better, and time slows just enough to savor the one you're with. The kitchen is the heart of it all—bold, warm, and filled with wide granite countertops that stretch like open arms, inviting you to gather, to cook, to stay just a little longer. Conversations here aren’t hurried. Meals are made with love, and laughter lingers in the air long after the dishes are done. In the master suite, love lives in the details—especially the custom cabinetry tucked inside the closet, where mornings begin with quiet grace and evenings end with soft sighs and tangled sheets. It’s a space designed for two—even if one sneaks in late, smelling like rain and secrets. And outside? The backyard stretches into a gentle green scape, like a whispered promise just beyond the fence. It’s the perfect backdrop for barefoot slow dances, twilight kisses, or Sunday afternoons wrapped in a blanket and a good book. 1261 Jester Court isn’t just a place to live—it’s a place to fall in love, over and over again.
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