Behind gated, brick-paver streets, this Mediterranean residence makes its impression quietly: warm stucco, arched lines, and an enduring sense of craftsmanship. Soaring ceilings and shuttered windows pour light across each room, and it feels calm and composed the moment you arrive. Old-world elegance, effortlessly at home in the Energy Corridor and zoned to Spring Branch ISD – Sherwood Elementary, Spring Forest Junior High, and Stratford High School.
Five bedrooms and three and a half baths give this home something its neighbors simply cannot – room to truly live. The owner’s retreat and two more bedrooms share the second floor, while two more crown the third, leaving space for guests, a home office, or quiet escape. A flex room opens to a private balcony, your own quiet corner above it all. In a neighborhood of three-bedroom homes, five bedrooms is a welcome luxury – and a rare one, at that.
A full renovation shows in every surface. The kitchen anchors the home with quartz counters, a herringbone marble backsplash, custom shaker cabinetry, and stainless appliances glowing beneath designer lighting and open to the living space. Warm wood floors flow across the main level, and every bath has been elevated to match. Outside, a low-maintenance turf yard and a covered patio keep weekends free, so the home gives back far more than it asks.