Located on a quiet street in the older section of Travis Country, this one-story limestone home is tucked into tall trees on a flat 0.232-acre lot with a backyard opening to greenspace full of trees for privacy. A portion of the backyard is fenced for pets, and the other portion opens up to the greenbelt. The Hilltop Amenity Center’s pool, the playground, and lighted sports courts are two blocks away. Inside the 1982-built 3-bedroom, 2-bath home, vaulted ceilings in the living room and primary bedroom open up the 1,765 square feet home, and a limestone fireplace anchors the living room. Wood floors run through the common areas, and the former formal dining room is now a private study off the living room. The kitchen features quartz countertops, a glass backsplash, and under-cabinet lighting. Updates include HVAC May 2026, roof 2014, windows 2013, and water heater 2012, and the refrigerator conveys. Travis Country is Austin’s first environmentally planned community, designed and initially built in 1972 to preserve the natural beauty of the Hill Country on the Edwards Aquifer by Walter Carrington. His vision was expanded in the early 2000s to create a friendly neighborhood, where many people return to raise their families. With great walkability, the streets and surrounding trails are filled with walkers, strollers, joggers, and bikers. Close to downtown and the airport, Travis Country neighbors enjoy easy access to Mopac and Hwy 290 West.