1101 Blue Fox Drive is located in the North-East subdivision of Harris Ridge. Built in 1993, this single story home has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and a 2-car garage. Highlights include a wood burning fireplace in living room and large backyard deck with covered lattice adding nice outdoor living space.
For Sale 1101 Blue Fox Dr., Austin TX 78753
The floor plan for 1101 Blue Fox Drive has the master bedroom separate from the secondary bedrooms. There is a 2-car attached garage and a dining area that could be used for added living space.
Pride of Ownership shows through the extensive amount of updates throughout 1101 Blue Fox Drive which include: Roof, HV/AC, HWH (2010), Silestone kitchen counter with sink, ceramic and glass block tile (2011), Garage Door (2005), Backyard Fence (2009), Most of interior freshly painted, Energy Efficient Appliances (2007), Gutters (2006), In-ground Sprinklers (2006), Pergo flooring in main living areas (2005), Stained deck and new lattice (2013).
1101 Blue Fox Drive, Austin TX 78753 is located in the Pflugerville School District. There is a neighborhood pool, park, sports court and field for soccer and other games. Harris Ridge residents participate in a bi-annual neighborhood garage sale and an annual neighborhood party at the park.
The Harris Ridge subdivision is located near the well-known Tech-Ridge area of Austin.
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I have selected random subdivisions in Austin Texas real estate market areas and listed current data on active listings. The data is subdivision specific, so there may be additional homes available for purchase in the neighborhood. Average Days on Market below 90 days are considered Seller’s markets, because homes are moving quickly. Austin neighborhoods with homes on the market between 3 and 6 months are considered neutral.
I went to the East Coast to visit some family and friends. Though I was only 20 minutes from the hustle and bustle of New York City, the area I grew up in still has many unemployed and houses are certainly not selling the way they are here. Let’s be grateful and thankful that overall Austin has a strong stable economy. 