1912 Cool Breeze New Braunfels, TX 78130
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This New Braunfels residence in West Village at Creekside invites you to experience thoughtfully arranged living that prioritizes both comfort and efficiency. From the moment you step inside, the open flow connecting the kitchen, family room, and dining area creates an environment where daily life unfolds naturally - whether you're preparing meals, gathering with loved ones, or entertaining guests. The kitchen itself commands attention with substantial granite countertops that stretch across generous work surfaces, paired with a pantry spacious enough to accommodate serious provisioning. Energy Star appliances integrate seamlessly into the design, keeping utility costs in check while delivering reliable performance. Meals prepared here transition effortlessly into the adjacent dining and family spaces, eliminating the awkward separation that plagues many floor plans. Upstairs, a loft-style gameroom offers a retreat for recreation and relaxation, giving your household the flexibility to grow into different needs as life changes. Downstairs, the primary bedroom provides convenient living on the main floor, a feature that gains value as priorities shift through different life stages. Additional bedrooms throughout the home offer ample space for growing families, guests, or dedicated work-from-home offices. A water softener means softer skin, cleaner dishes, and reduced mineral buildup - details that compound into genuine quality-of-life improvements. The two-car garage protects your vehicles from the Texas sun while providing storage solutions almost as big as the Lonestar state. Outside, a covered patio extends your living space into the New Braunfels night, while a privacy fence creates a secure boundary that transforms your yard into a genuine retreat. The included washer, dryer, and refrigerator add immediate move-in convenience, letting you settle in rather than scramble for essential appliances.
Source: SABOR #1920247
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