628 Paso Fino Trl Cedar Park, TX 78613
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About this home
Welcome to 628 Paso Fino Trail - a bright, well-kept two-story home with thoughtful updates, generous living spaces, and a private, tree-shaded backyard retreat. Set on a quiet street with mature oaks out front, this home makes a great first impression with its wide front porch, classic brick elevation, and inviting curb appeal. Roof was replaced in Dec 2024! Inside, you’ll find a functional layout with flexibility for how people actually live today. The main level includes a dedicated front office with French doors which doubles as a fourth bedroom, if needed (has a closet). A large living room and an open kitchen/dining setup that keep everyone connected. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances, a gas range, abundant cabinet storage, a center island, and plenty of counter space. The entire downstairs is solid surface, with updated wood look LVP and tile. *Bonus* – Washer and Dryer included! Upstairs, a huge second living area provides space for a game room, media room, or play space. The oversized primary suite has a vaulted ceiling, great natural light, and an updated bathroom with a beautifully updated walk-in shower, dual sinks, modern fixtures, and a large walk-in closet. Two additional secondary bedrooms and a full bath complete the upper level. Step outside and unwind under the extended covered patio with café lights, a ceiling fan, and room for both lounging and dining. The fenced backyard feels private due to the home back up to a greenbelt space with mature trees along the back fence, space to play, and a storage shed that conveys. Additional highlights include: * Convenient main-level laundry room with pantry shelving * Updated half bath downstairs * Spacious 2-car garage * Located in with highly rated LISD schools, and conveniently located for restaurant, retail, and recreation, This home strikes the balance of comfort, space, and practicality - ready for move-in and easy to enjoy from day one.
Source: ACTRIS #6468266
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