$595,000

Movie night upstairs, a calm kitchen downstairs, and room for everyone to do their own thing. This nearly new Tri Pointe home in a quiet pocket of Bryson is built for the way a busy house lives. Clean architectural lines and a stone-accented exterior set this home apart from its neighbors before you step inside. The waterfall island is where the day starts and ends, from first coffee to a lingering glass of wine, with white cabinetry, black quartz and fun statement light fixtures that give the kitchen personality. Gas cooking, a built-in oven, plenty of storage and a pantry keep everything close at hand. The living and dining spaces open off the kitchen, tall windows across the back pull in natural light, and the home is carpet-free throughout. On the main level, the primary suite is a quiet retreat with dual vanities, a glass-enclosed walk-in shower and a generous walk-in closet, while a second downstairs bedroom near a full bath works for overnight guests or a home office, well away from the upstairs activity. Upstairs belongs to the fun: a game room at the top of the stairs and a separate media room behind its own door, finished with dark walls and a matching ceiling for a true theater feel. The noise stays upstairs, and the main floor stays peaceful. Outside, the covered patio and ceiling fan set the scene for slow mornings and easy evenings over a fenced lawn, and a rear easement adds breathing room from the homes behind. Why buy nearly new instead of building in Bryson? The upgraded front hardscaping is already in, the yard is fenced and the lawn is in, and there’s no construction timeline to wait on. Just move in. Beyond your front door, Bryson’s pool, trails, playground, fishing pond and community events keep the calendar full. The new Target and the Liberty Hill Costco are close by, Northline is taking shape as Leander’s downtown with places to dine, shop and gather, and the 183A corridor connects this quieter corner of Leander to the rest of Austin.