300 Red Mulberry Way Leander, TX 78641
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Discover exceptional Hill Country living at this custom-built, single-story home on a full acre in the sought-after Highland Oaks neighborhood of Leander, TX. Zoned to top-rated Liberty Hill ISD and located near Georgetown, Liberty Hill, and North Austin, this property offers the ideal mix of privacy, convenience, and space. This custom-built residence features 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and a dedicated office/flex space—ideal for remote work, hobbies, or guest accommodations. The open-concept floor plan is designed for modern living and effortless entertaining, with 8-foot interior doors and abundant natural light throughout. The heart of the home is a chef’s kitchen equipped with quartz countertops, a five-burner gas cooktop, built-in stainless appliances, and an expansive center island. The living room offers a cozy gas-log fireplace and views of the mature trees that surround the property. The private owner’s suite is tucked away from the secondary bedrooms and includes a spa-inspired bathroom with a large soaker tub, oversized walk-in shower, dual vanities, and a custom walk-in closet complete with built-in shelving and drawers. Two additional bedrooms are connected by a Jack and Jill bathroom with separate vanities—perfect for family or guests. Additional highlights include wood-look tile flooring throughout, a large covered patio for outdoor gatherings, and an oversized three-car garage with extra space for storage or workshop use. Highland Oaks is known for its wide-open spaces, mature trees, and quiet, family-friendly atmosphere, making it one of Georgetown’s best-kept secrets. Conveniently located near Ronald Reagan Blvd, Hwy 29, and 183—providing quick access to shops, dining, HEB, and major employers in Austin's tech corridor. Experience elevated Hill Country living just outside the city.
Source: ACTRIS #3688934
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