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White stone front single story beauty features professionally landscaped front and backyard with nice tree canopy, white stone wood burning fireplace in living, laminate and tile flooring throughout with large closets. Nice floor plan with master bedroom suite separate from secondary bedrooms. One bedroom could double as a study. Updates include: double-hung windows, tile bathtub surround, French glass back door, garage doors, kitchen counters and stainless steel sink. Large deck with storage shed in the backyard. Close to Pleasant Hill Elementary1415 Laurel Glen Boulevard, Leander Texas 78641
- 1,377 square feet (per tax record)
- 3 bedrooms
- 2 baths
- Single Story
- 2 car garage
- no carpet
- Fireplace
- Year built 1986
Oak Ridge Subdivision in Leander
1415 Laurel Glen Boulevard is located in the Oak Ridge subdivision. Oak Ridge features a community pool, playground, tennis and sports court.
1415 Laurel Glen Blvd. is a home for sale in Leander, Texas
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.

It’s hot out there and I’m not just talking about the weather. Consistently low interest rates coupled with increases in rent payments have led more buyers to enter the
The old adage “a picture is worth a thousand words” is no truer than referring to marketing properties for sale in Austin. If an agent gives no written description about a property, but offers great pictures – buyers will come in droves. On the flip-side, if an amazing story about a house is advertised, but with no pictures, people will question the validity of the story. The more pictures that can be shown to market a property – the better. I’m sure you have seen listings that only show the front of the house. The instant question that comes to mind is: what’s wrong with the inside? The only time that it is customary to only show the outside of a house is when you have a tenant living in it.