15412 Dell Ln Selma, TX 78154
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About this home
LIVE OAK HILLS | NO HOA (rare for the area) | SCUCISD Welcome to this single-story charmer in sought-after Live Oak Hills, where timeless brick-and-stone curb appeal meets a modern, easy-living layout-without the HOA rules or fees. An arched entry and wide foyer set the tone, flowing past a flexible front study with double doors and a separate dining room with a tray ceiling. The heart of the home is an open great room and entertainer's kitchen featuring an expansive granite island/breakfast bar, stainless steel appliances, rich cabinetry, pendant lighting, tile backsplash with accents, under-cabinet lighting, and a handy pantry-perfect for meal prep and game-day spreads. Tucked quietly at the back, the private owner's suite enjoys a tray ceiling and backyard views. The spa-style bath offers a soaking tub, separate glass shower, dual vanities, and a generous closet. Secondary bedrooms are comfortably sized and share a well-appointed bath. Throughout, you'll appreciate elegant archways, neutral tones, durable wood-look flooring, and a dedicated laundry room. The oversized two-car garage with a carriage-style door adds storage and style. Love to host? Step outside to an extended covered patio with a ceiling fan plus a paver terrace-ideal for grilling, dining, or unwinding. The level, privacy-fenced yard has ample room for pets, a garden, or future play space. Location perks abound: quick access to I-35 and Loop 1604, minutes to Randolph AFB, Live Oak Main City Park's trails and lake, and The Forum/IKEA for shopping and dining. Zoned to highly regarded Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD (SCUCISD). Move-in ready comfort, thoughtful design, and an unbeatable combination-Live Oak Hills living with the freedom of NO HOA.
Source: SABOR #1915943
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