This lovely home offers plenty of space to spread out with a game room upstairs and our popular "You" room downstairs - for whatever "You" want to use it for. The Greatroom is "great" for entertaining and the large kitchen features our signature HUGE island, and lots of cabinets! This house is beautiful and truly has it all!
from $403,239
Buildable plan: The David Moore II, Creekside, Kyle, TX 78640
3beds
2,400sqft
Single Family Residence
Built in 2025
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$-- Zestimate®
$168/sqft
$-- HOA
Buildable plan
This is a floor plan you could choose to build within this community.
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Facts & features
Interior
Bedrooms & bathrooms
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 3
- Full bathrooms: 3
Heating
- Natural Gas, Forced Air
Cooling
- Central Air
Features
- Walk-In Closet(s)
Interior area
- Total interior livable area: 2,400 sqft
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Parking
- Total spaces: 2
- Parking features: Detached
- Garage spaces: 2
Features
- Levels: 2.0
- Stories: 2
Construction
Type & style
- Home type: SingleFamily
- Property subtype: Single Family Residence
Materials
- Other
- Roof: Shake
Condition
- New Construction
- New construction: Yes
Details
- Builder name: Bigelow Homes
Community & HOA
Community
- Subdivision: Creekside
Location
- Region: Kyle
Financial & listing details
- Price per square foot: $168/sqft
- Date on market: 4/12/2025
About the community
Lake
Creekside is exactly what the name implies.
Plum Creek and the Plum Creek Preserve border Creekside to the north. Creekside is surrounded on three sides by the Plum Creek Preserve, parks, lakes and Plum Creek. Creekside's trails will connect with the 4 miles of Lake Kyle nature trails and the future trails of Plum Creek Preserve and Linebarger Lake.
In addition to being surrounded by trails and parks and lakes and preserve, Creekside will have 15 private neighborhood parks. Each of these small, Pocket Parks will be surrounded by 12 to 20 homes. These homes and their Pocket Park will constitute a separate, distinct Pocket Neighborhood.
Unlike typical suburban sprawl, these Pocket Neighborhoods are designed specifically for the personal and social needs of people who want to know their neighbors. You have much more privacy than living on a public street, while simultaneously having the opportunity for much more neighborliness due to the large, livable front porches, wide sidewalks, and heavily landscaped private parks. Although each home has a private yard, most people will spend much of their outdoor time on the front porch or garden patio enjoying the pocket park and their neighbors – or sipping a cup of coffee while sitting in an Adirondack chair in the Gathering Place and looking at the Great Lawn. It's kind of like living on a cul-de-sac with no cars.
Source: Bigelow Homes
