Some homes catch your eye; this one stops you in your tracks. Set on a rare .679-acre corner lot in Austin Landing, this nearly 4,000 sq ft home delivers the space, flexibility, and lifestyle today’s buyers are actively searching for. The kitchen is an everyday showpiece with expansive granite counters, an oversized island, double prep zones, coffee and wine bars, and storage that rivals far higher-priced luxury homes. It’s the gathering hub for busy mornings, relaxed evenings, and weekends with friends. A dedicated home office sits behind French doors with custom barn-door interior closure, offering quiet separation for remote work or study. The main-level layout continues with a spa-inspired primary suite featuring an oversized Hollywood soaking tub, a large walk-in shower, and dual vanities. A second ensuite bedroom downstairs supports multigenerational living or a young child’s room close to the primary. Upstairs opens to a world of possibility with a theater-style media room perfect for movie nights and worldwide gaming sessions, a full-size game room ready for a pool table or teen lounge, and a flexible loft ideal for study, yoga, or workouts. A private upstairs suite in its own wing gives older kids or long-term guests space to call their own. Thoughtful upgrades fill the home, including an epoxy-finished three-car garage pre-wired for media (wall-mounted TV conveys), expanded mudroom for daily gear, oversized laundry room with added cabinetry, and a backyard shed ready to become a gym, studio, or home office. The backyard is the true wow—pool-ready and large enough for an outdoor kitchen, cabana, putting green, or all three. This is the Texas-sized yard rarely found within a planned community. Austin Landing offers trails, green space, a community pool, low HOA, and no MUD or PID. Close to TI, Hwy 75, brand-new Parker Elementary, Austin College, and downtown Sherman.

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