Lakeway Sec 16
Most homes in Old Lakeway are simply lived in. This one tells a different story. You arrive home to a modern gem on a peaceful street, with no rear neighbor, and the golf course close enough to enjoy without ever catching an stray ball or overhearing clubhouse chatter. Set on an oversized 0.44 acre lot with dual entryways on two separate streets, enough room and versatility to park more than eight vehicles between the robust driveway and the two car garage. Inside, a 1972 build has been thoughtfully reimagined into 2,431 square feet of elegant, minimal living, natural light pouring through every room. A great room at the center of the home, white oak floors and walnut cabinetry set the tone throughout, ready for you to write the next chapter. Each room in the home has an adjacent full bath Outside, fiber cement siding shields the home, fire retardant and virtually indestructible, built to outlast whatever the weather brings. The home runs quietly on smart technology throughout, automated lighting and shades, whole home networking, and a full security system. Step out back to your low maintenance oasis, a private yard kept easy with automated irrigation, shielded from the brutal Texas sun by the majestic oak. A freshly replaced 2025 AC system keeps things inside cool through the hottest Texas summers, while two vent less, easy clean fireplaces warm the quiet winter nights, perfect for dinner and a movie. And there is room to grow. With no mandatory HOA, the freedom is real: a future pool, a carport, extra storage, even an ADU… The kind of flexibility built for generations to come. This is real Lakeway living. Classic charm, built for the modern home.
Listing provided by Edgar Uribe · Horizon Realty · (512) 539-7767
The information being provided is for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.
Lakeway Sec 16
Most homes in Old Lakeway are simply lived in. This one tells a different story. You arrive home to a modern gem on a peaceful street, with no rear neighbor, and the golf course close enough to enjoy without ever catching an stray ball or overhearing clubhouse chatter. Set on an oversized 0.44 acre lot with dual entryways on two separate streets, enough room and versatility to park more than eight vehicles between the robust driveway and the two car garage. Inside, a 1972 build has been thoughtfully reimagined into 2,431 square feet of elegant, minimal living, natural light pouring through every room. A great room at the center of the home, white oak floors and walnut cabinetry set the tone throughout, ready for you to write the next chapter. Each room in the home has an adjacent full bath Outside, fiber cement siding shields the home, fire retardant and virtually indestructible, built to outlast whatever the weather brings. The home runs quietly on smart technology throughout, automated lighting and shades, whole home networking, and a full security system. Step out back to your low maintenance oasis, a private yard kept easy with automated irrigation, shielded from the brutal Texas sun by the majestic oak. A freshly replaced 2025 AC system keeps things inside cool through the hottest Texas summers, while two vent less, easy clean fireplaces warm the quiet winter nights, perfect for dinner and a movie. And there is room to grow. With no mandatory HOA, the freedom is real: a future pool, a carport, extra storage, even an ADU… The kind of flexibility built for generations to come. This is real Lakeway living. Classic charm, built for the modern home.
Listing provided by Edgar Uribe · Horizon Realty · (512) 539-7767
The information being provided is for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.
