7008 Derek Ct Schertz, TX 78154
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About this home
Tucked in a quiet cul-de-sac near JBSA Randolph and Ft. Sam Houston, this beautifully maintained 5-bedroom, 4.5-bath home on a .52-acre lot offers privacy, thoughtful design, and functional luxury throughout. A grand double-door entry and sweeping staircase create a dramatic welcome into the open living area featuring a wood-burning fireplace, formal and casual dining, and a spacious kitchen with stainless-steel double ovens, gas line, reverse osmosis water system, true walk-in pantry, and an extended breakfast nook added during construction for extra dining space. The home features 8-ft doors, 10-ft ceilings, arched interior walls with rounded corners, 3" baseboards, and vinyl windows that tilt in for easy cleaning, adding to its refined craftsmanship. Two bedrooms are located downstairs-each with bay windows-including the primary suite with a tray ceiling, walk-in shower, garden tub, and oversized closet, plus a secondary guest suite with a seamless walk-in shower. All downstairs living areas were intentionally designed for easy accessibility and comfort. Upstairs includes large secondary bedrooms-two connected by a Jack-and-Jill bath and another with an ensuite-plus a spacious game room and a dedicated theater room perfect for movie nights. Outside, enjoy a fully fenced backyard with a patio pre-plumbed for an outdoor kitchen, sprinkler system front and back, under-soffit plugs for holiday lighting, and a storage shed. A 4-car garage-including one with drive-through roll-up doors-and extended driveways provide exceptional parking and storage options. Additional highlights include a 2024 roof replacement, two Carrier HVAC systems, radiant-barrier attic, mudroom/drop zone, and a utility room plumbed for a sink. Located in a highly desirable, low-turnover neighborhood where pride of ownership shines-this home stands out for its condition, design, and versatility.
Source: SABOR #1921199
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