2105 Trede Dr Austin, TX 78745
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About this home
Urban Hills Design presents a stunning reimagined home in the highly sought-after Cherry Creek neighborhood. Privately situated on a wide street with no direct back neighbors, this home blends modern elegance with timeless character. The exterior features a brand-new roof, smooth-finish stucco, a custom matching mailbox, and fresh landscaping for elevated curb appeal. Inside, natural light fills the open layout through double-pane windows and glass doors, creating an airy and inviting ambiance. The living room centers around a built-in soft-curve tiled electric fireplace, adding warmth and architectural character. Luxury vinyl plank flooring, designer lighting, and curated finishes flow seamlessly throughout. The kitchen is a true showpiece with European-style cabinetry, quartz countertops and matching backsplash, new stainless-steel appliances, and a custom curved vent hood wrapped in soft neutral tile. A thoughtfully designed wine and coffee bar extends the space—perfect for morning routines or evening entertaining. The primary suite offers a tranquil retreat, featuring a spa-inspired bathroom with marble and zellige tile, LED lighting, a custom glass panel, and a Delta shower system. Step outside to a private backyard sanctuary, where a newly built pergola and deck create the perfect space to entertain or unwind. The yard is enclosed by an 8-foot cedar fence and finished with a fresh concrete pad, pea gravel, and flagstone walkways. Located just minutes from South Austin’s favorite local spots—Armadillo Den, Moontower Saloon, and Lulu’s—you’ll enjoy live music, craft cocktails, and vibrant energy close to home. Outdoor lovers will appreciate Stephenson Nature Preserve nearby, while HEB and Whole Foods keep errands easy. This meticulously remodeled Cherry Creek residence by Urban Hills Design perfectly captures modern Austin living—schedule your private showing today.
Source: ACTRIS #2919850
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