56 Woodcreek Dr Wimberley, TX 78676
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Few homes begin as a cornerstone, as 56 Woodcreek Drive on Hole One of this golf-course community. The first home in the most desirable neighborhood, sets a standard in the prettiest town in Texas. Built by Retired Army Officer Baron for his wife, the design reflects her favorite details from their worldly postings. This modern ranch’s richest attribute: aligned with the spring and fall equinox sunsets, the majestic distant view captures year-round sweeping sunsets across the Hill Country valley and over the Double J Ranch Golf Club. Second owners lovingly updated it with modern appeal, preserving the classic Texas limestone, granite, and custom Rosewood cabinetry. From arrival, the home makes a statement. A wraparound driveway leads to the sleek lines of a heavy-gauge metal roof. Enter through a solid walnut door onto hickory floors and abundant light from new double-pane windows. The grand living room showcases a limestone fireplace and oak mantelpiece. The traditional floor plan offers privacy, comfort, and energy efficiency. The spacious eat-in kitchen features a bay window seat overlooking the horizon. Outfitted with new Bosch stainless steel appliances, it’s perfect for weekday cooking and effortless entertaining. A bonus room with built-ins serves as dining room, study, or creative retreat. In Woodcreek, outdoor living shines. Walk or ride to Cypress Falls, dine al fresco, grill beneath the stars of this dark skies' community, or watch hummingbirds from a hammock. The master ensuite is a spa retreat with travertine and ceramic tile, a James Mont chinoiserie credenza fitted, a Jacuzzi for two, and heated bidet. Upstairs, two bedrooms share an Italian-inspired bath and access to a bonus deck with distant valley views. Every update from solid wood doors and fixtures to smart LED lighting was curated by a local designer. 56 Woodcreek is more than a house: it is a work of art, crafted for a tranquil Hill Country lifestyle.
Source: ACTRIS #2982143
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