143 Pink Granite Blvd Dripping Springs, TX 78620
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About this home
Tucked into the prestigious Arrowhead Ranch community, this 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom, home sits on a roomy 0.28-acre corner lot and offers 3,689 sqft of well-planned space. Whether you're juggling a busy household, sharing space across generations or just want some breathing room, this home delivers the flexibility and flow to match. From the moment you walk in, the wide-plank wood floors and soaring ceilings set the tone—spacious, bright, and welcoming. The main level features an office, two dining areas and an open-concept kitchen and living room that make everyday life and entertaining feel effortless. The kitchen checks all the right boxes with a large center island, sleek cabinets, granite counters and stainless appliances. The living room brings the wow factor with double-height ceilings, a cozy fireplace and perfectly placed windows that provide natural light by day and moonlight by night. Also on the main floor: a generously sized primary suite features a fabulous ensuite and massive walk-in closet. A second bedroom and full bath round out the downstairs. Head upstairs to find three more bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a flexible room and a dedicated media room ready for movie nights. Out back, the covered patio opens to a large yard that’s a blank canvas for whatever outdoor setup you’ve been dreaming about—pool, fire pit, outdoor kitchen or all the above. With no neighbors right on top of you, there’s plenty of privacy and possibilities. Arrowhead Ranch is a laid-back, established community with access to Onion Creek for kayaking and fishing, trails, parks and over 360 acres of green space. The neighborhood amenity center features a pool, playground, outdoor grill, and more. With no MUD, no PID, and a low tax rate, it’s easy living. You’re close to H-E-B, Home Depot and a growing list of local breweries and distilleries. Zoned to top-rated Dripping Springs ISD with quick access to 290, this is Hill Country living at its best.
Source: ACTRIS #2157164
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