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Step into the 2768, a beautifully designed home that balances openness with privacy to create the perfect space for family living and entertaining.
The large front porch welcomes you into a foyer. To your right, you’ll find an open yet private dining room, cleverly positioned to maintain both elegance and functionality. From here, the home flows seamlessly into a spacious living room, offering plenty of space for relaxation and gatherings.
The kitchen, located just beyond the living room, is a chef’s dream with an island, three-sided countertops, and a pantry conveniently located in the corner. This layout provides ample space for cooking, storage, and hosting.
Past the kitchen, a hallway leads to a utility room that connects to the garage, a generously sized storage room, two secondary bedrooms, and a shared full bathroom. This side of the home ensures convenience and practicality for family members and guests alike.
On the opposite side of the house, you’ll find a fourth bedroom with its own private bathroom, complete with two doors for easy access by guests when needed. This thoughtful design offers versatility and comfort. Nearby, the primary bedroom serves as a true retreat, featuring an expansive en-suite bathroom with plenty of counter space, ensuring a luxurious and relaxing experience.
With its spacious layout, thoughtful flow, and carefully crafted details, the 2768 is a home designed to meet your needs and exceed your expectations.
McLennan County, located in Central Texas, is a thriving area known for its rich history, vibrant community, and diverse attractions. Established in 1850, the county is named after Neil McLennan, an early settler in the region. Waco, a bustling city in the county is a mix of cultural, historical, and modern attractions. Notable landmarks include the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum, which honors the state's legendary law enforcement, and the stunning Waco Suspension Bridge, a symbol of the city’s history. For outdoor enthusiasts, McLennan County offers ample opportunities for recreation, including the scenic Cameron Park in Waco, which features hiking and biking trails, picnicking areas, and views of the Brazos River. Lake Waco is popular for boating, fishing, and camping. The county is also home to Baylor University, a prominent academic institution that offers a rich cultural scene, including sports, arts, and educational programs. McLennan County hosts a variety of annual events, such as the Mardi Gras Waco celebration and the Waco Farmers Market, where local produce and handmade goods are sold. The county’s central location in Texas makes it a convenient spot for those looking to be close to both Dallas and Austin, while still enjoying the charm of a smaller, more relaxed community. Whether you’re enjoying outdoor activities, exploring history, or engaging in community events, McLennan County offers a great place to live and experience all that Central Texas has to offer.
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