489 Bridgestone Way Buda, TX 78610
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A stunning single-story Buda home, perfectly blending comfort, style, and convenience. The beautifully landscaped front yard sets the tone for what awaits inside, with solar panels on the roof and full gutters along the home providing a touch of modern efficiency. Step inside to discover an open layout, highlighted by high ceilings and an abundance of natural light pouring in through the large windows. The sleek engineered hardwood flooring in the main areas adds a touch of sophistication, while the living room's ceiling fan and serene backyard view create a peaceful ambiance. Seamlessly connected to the dining and kitchen areas, this space is perfect for entertaining. The kitchen is a true haven for any home chef, boasting a spacious center island/breakfast bar, elegant granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances that shine against the backdrop of a beautiful tile backsplash. The sun-filled dining area is adjacent to the kitchen, making meal transfer effortless. A versatile office or flex space offers a quiet retreat for work or study, adaptable to suit your unique needs. Step outside into the fully-fenced, east-facing backyard, where an expansive covered patio beckons you to linger, complete with a gas stub for outdoor cooking and plenty of space for relaxation or gatherings. Back inside, the primary suite features a ceiling fan, French doors leading to the en-suite bathroom, and ample storage in the walk-in closet. The en-suite bathroom is complete with dual vanities, a deep soaking tub, a large walk-in shower, and tile flooring throughout. Two additional bedrooms offer plenty of space, each with its own walk-in closet. Located in a quiet neighborhood with easy access to the freeway and toll road, this home offers it all. With schools, parks, and restaurants nearby, everything you need is right at your doorstep.
Source: ACTRIS #6154825
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