If you've been searching for that rare feeling of country living without giving up city convenience, this home truly delivers. Sitting on just under 1.5 acres with mature pecan, plum, and peach trees and no HOA, this single-story, all-brick home feels private, peaceful, and welcoming the moment you pull into the large circular driveway. Inside, the space unfolds comfortably with 2,361 square feet, four generously sized bedrooms, and 2.5 baths, giving everyone room to spread out and settle in. The formal living and dining areas are perfect for holidays and special gatherings, while the great room becomes the heart of the home with built-in cabinetry, a cozy wood-burning fireplace, and automatic blackout shutters that make movie nights feel like a private theater. The kitchen and bathrooms feature granite countertops and stainless steel appliances, blending style with everyday functionality, and the primary suite offers separate closets for a little extra breathing room. Step outside and the lifestyle really shines-host unforgettable backyard get-togethers under the large, covered pergola with electricity, relax on the tiled patio, cool off in the above-ground pool, or use the 15x19 flex-space building, perfect as a home gym, craft room, or workshop, with an additional shed providing even more storage. There's also plenty of open space ready for a garden, giving you the opportunity to grow your own vegetables or create a peaceful outdoor retreat. A fenced area offers flexibility for pets or chickens, and it's not uncommon to spot deer and wild turkeys passing through the property, adding to the peaceful, country-like feel. Located in a quiet neighborhood just 15 minutes from Fort Hood, this home offers the space, calm, and flexibility that make everyday life feel more relaxed and intentional. This home won't last. SCHEDULE YOUR SHOWING TODAY!

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