1485 Pitcher Bnd San Antonio, TX 78253
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Welcome to 1485 Pitcher Bend - a beautifully maintained, single-story home that blends thoughtful design, energy efficiency, and modern convenience! Built by a RESNET Energy Smart designated builder, Perry Homes, this home offers smart savings with features such as radiant barrier roof decking, a 16.0 SEER Carrier AC system, low-E insulated vinyl windows, fresh air intake system, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, and water-saving commodes. Step inside to a spacious entry with soaring 12' ceilings that set the tone for the open and inviting layout. The heart of the home features tile flooring throughout all common areas, a walk-in pantry, a generous kitchen island, 42" cabinetry with full-extension drawer guides, granite countertops with tile backsplash, and GE stainless steel appliances-including a gas cooktop, 30" self-cleaning oven, built-in microwave, and dishwasher. The undermount stainless steel sink and Delta pull-out faucet complete the kitchen's stylish functionality. The spacious primary suite is filled with natural light and features two walk-in closets, a garden tub with tile surround, a separate glass-enclosed shower with tile flooring, and Delta fixtures. The secondary bedroom includes a private ensuite bath, perfect for guests or multigenerational living. Additional highlights include an oversized garage, smart garage door opener, Ring alarm system, Nest doorbell camera and thermostat, tankless water heater, water softener, and 8' interior doors. The exterior boasts four sides brick, a 21' x 8' covered patio, privacy fence, and low-maintenance landscaping-ideal for entertaining or relaxing in your private backyard retreat. This home is a true gem-energy smart, move-in ready, and lovingly cared for. Don't miss your chance to make it yours!
Source: SABOR #1886795
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