A fully remodeled single story in Greenlawn Place, and at 1,735 square feet it lives larger than the typical three bedroom in this pocket of Round Rock. The remodel started underneath. The foundation was reinforced with steel piers backed by a lifetime warranty, so the expensive, invisible part of the house is already settled. Everything above it is new too: flooring throughout, interior doors, new showers, and fresh paint on both the interior and the exterior.

The kitchen anchors the layout. A skylight drops real daylight onto the breakfast bar, the appliances are stainless steel, and the walk-in pantry has enough room to actually stock it. The open floor plan keeps the cook in the conversation instead of stuck around a corner.

Two separate living areas give this floor plan flexibility most homes at this size do not have. One can stay the main gathering space while the other works as a den, a media room, a home office, or a workout room. Cedar closets are a nice touch you rarely find in a 1990s build. A fireplace and a two car attached garage round out the interior.

Out back there is a large patio with a wooden extension, so there is room to spread out and cook. The landscaping was done with intent, and pavers wrap both sides of the home, which keeps the whole 7,629 square foot lot usable instead of turning into a mud path after a rain.

Greenlawn Place sits a couple of minutes off Gattis School Rd with quick access to A.W. Grimes Blvd and I-35, which puts Dell, the Round Rock Premium Outlets, and Kalahari inside an easy drive. Schools are Round Rock ISD: Neysa Callison Elementary about half a mile away, C D Fulkes Middle, and Cedar Ridge High. The HOA is light at $20 a month.

The honest pitch is simple. This is a 1993 house with 2026 systems and finishes, on a real lot, in an established neighborhood that is not going anywhere. The work is done and the warranty transfers.