510 Thousand Oaks DR Cedar Creek, TX 78612

Listing details for 510 Thousand Oaks DR, Cedar Creek, TX 78612 : Now offered as a private 3.02-acre homesite at an exceptional value, 510 Thousand Oaks Drive presents an opportunity to own a beautifully renovated acreage retreat in Cedar Creek, set among mature trees and natural surroundings where modern design, privacy, and flexibility come together. Featuring a beautifully updated 4-bedroom, 2-bath main residence and a two-story ADU, the property is designed for multigenerational living, guest accommodations, creative pursuits, or supplemental income. The home blends contemporary updates with the warmth and character that can only be created over time. The adjacent rear parcels may also be available for those seeking room to grow and an opportunity to further customize the property. Inside the main residence, clean lines and warm finishes create a space that feels elevated and inviting. The open-concept living area is anchored by a rocket stove fireplace, custom built-ins and abundant natural light. The kitchen was designed for gathering with a waterfall island, gas range, custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and a walk-in pantry. Hard surface flooring extends throughout, while the primary suite offers a custom walk-in closet and spa-inspired bath. The approximately 1,400-square-foot detached ADU offers exceptional versatility with a private studio apartment, kitchenette, full bath, and flexible lower-level space ideal for an office, gym, workshop, or creative studio. Outside, a saltwater pool and open skies create an inviting retreat designed for entertaining, relaxing, and enjoying the slower pace of Texas living. Recent improvements include a new roof (2024), whole-house water filtration system (2023), and enhanced HVAC with UV air purification. For buyers seeking something beyond the ordinary, 510 Thousand Oaks Drive offers a rare combination of thoughtful design, established character, flexible living spaces, and the privacy that only acreage can provide—all while remaining connected to Central Texas.