The only four-bedroom, single-story home on nearly half an acre in the neighborhood. Incredible value for this lovingly maintained home with a stunning park-like backyard that stretches to a wet-weather creek with your own small waterfall. Opportunities like this don't come around often in Dripping Springs. If you've been searching for that perfect balance of interior space and sprawling outdoor space, this is the unicorn you've been waiting for. Inside, the layout is effortless and airy, designed with a flow that makes everyday living feel seamless. The four spacious bedrooms offer plenty of flexibility for a home office or creative studio, while the heart of the home opens up to views of your massive backyard. It's the land, however, that truly sets this property apart, providing a sense of freedom and privacy that is becoming increasingly rare in the area. With a zen garden, plantings all around, and a massive space to entertain under the Texas sky, this backyard is truly special. Along with the wet-weather creek and waterfall, there is an adorable shed with a loft. Finding a clean, single-story four-bedroom home is hard enough; finding one on a lot this size in Dripping Springs is rare. Don't miss your chance to own one of the most usable footprints in the neighborhood. Feeds to top Lake Travis schools. Step outside and you're immediately immersed in the best of the community. Spend your mornings casting a line in the nearby fishing lakes or exploring the scenic trails that wind through the natural landscape. When the weekend hits, you're perfectly positioned to enjoy the very best of the region. Whether you're heading out for a tasting at local wineries and breweries, spending an afternoon shopping at the Hill Country Galleria, or exploring the historic charm of Mercer Street in downtown Dripping Springs, everything is just minutes away. Photos of yard in bloom from owner.
Travis Southwest, located between Barton Creek Greenbelt and the Hill Country ridgeline, is a residential and outdoorsy Austin neighborhood with limestone hillsides and winding, tree-lined roads. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Mopac Expressway frontage near the Barton Creek Square area, where big-box retail, local eateries, and steady traffic set a practical, on-the-go tone. Housing leans toward 1970s–1990s ranch-style homes and townhome communities tucked into rolling terrain. Trailheads and creek corridors shape daily routines more than a traditional main street. Barton Creek Greenbelt access points and nearby preserves keep the landscape close. Barton Creek Square and the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema at Slaughter Lane serve as familiar gathering anchors.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Interior features
Fireplace in the family room
Breakfast bar
High ceilings
Bedrooms
4 bedrooms, all on the main level
Bathrooms
2 full bathrooms
Kitchen
Dishwasher
Free-standing range
Garbage disposal
Laundry & utility
Laundry area inside
Flooring
Carpet-free flooring
Tile flooring
Wood flooring
Heating & cooling
Electric heating
Central air conditioning
Exterior features
Patio
Shed
Partial fencing in the backyard
Front yard
Garden
Backs to a greenbelt or park
Moderate trees
Many trees, including small trees
Rock outcropping
Waterfall
View
Home design
One story
West-facing
Parking
Attached garage with 2 spaces
4 total parking spaces
Construction
Composition roof
HardiPlank-type and masonry construction
Slab foundation
Utilities
Electricity available
Septic tank
Public water
Electricity and solar
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