140 Hawthorne Loop Driftwood, TX 78619
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Value heavy -- with a swimming pool for under 1M in Rim Rock -- This former Mercedes Homes of Texas model is packed with elevated, standard features that set it apart from the competition. Situated near the front of the Rim Rock community for quick, easy access in/out. Approachable curb appeal. Expanded off-street guest parking and a fully landscaped front, side, and backyard — complete with a Custom Cody Pools swimming pool — creates a move-in-ready haven. Sprawling one-level home, flooded with natural morning light. Large windows + custom drapery. Rich hardwood flooring in main areas, plus new BPI Gold Coast luxury carpet in all bedrooms & game room [Sept 2025]. Fresh interior paint & elegant custom ceiling woodwork in the formal dining room and primary suite. Pre-listing home inspection completed, HVAC serviced, and two new water heaters [Sept 2025]. Gourmet Kitchen: oversized island w/ pendant & recessed lighting. Built-in ovens, separate gas cooktop + abundant cabinetry in excellent condition. *Hidden walk-in pantry.* Distinctive custom stone archway leads to the game room. Spacious home office has floor-to-ceiling bookcase. Separate secondary bedroom wing includes two full bathrooms, with one bedroom offering a private en-suite. Primary Suite Retreat: oversized layout with space for king-sized furniture & sitting area; rounded wall with upgraded Anderson windows. Spa-inspired bathroom: separate vanities, soaking tub, walk-in shower, and large walk-in closet. 540+ sqft covered pear patio with stained concrete. Built-in gas grill + refrigerator for year-round outdoor cooking. Extended pool-patio surround, fire pit - all professionally executed by Cody Pools [April 2012]. Spacious laundry room with built-in cabinetry, folding counter, and utility sink. Three-car, side-entry garage. Seller-provided home inspection report, paid invoices/receipts, floor plan, and existing survey available for full transparency. We are a seller team that's ready and proactive.
Source: ACTRIS #6401283
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