1250 E Creekview DR, Salado, TX 76571

Modern Farmhouse Retreat in Hidden Springs Private 2-acre retreat in Hidden Springs with a large back porch, beautiful views, and a high-bank seasonal creekside setting. Minutes from the Village of Salado’s shops, restaurants, boutiques, and galleries, with Stillhouse Lake and Temple/Belton about 30 minutes away and Austin approximately 50 minutes to the south. Designed for easy living and entertaining, the open floor plan features a spacious great room and primary suite with 16-foot beamed ceilings. Wood-look tile, large windows, and natural light create a warm, welcoming feel on the main level. The kitchen offers a large 9x5 center island with breakfast bar, quartz countertops, stainless-steel appliances, gas cooking, a walk-in pantry, easy flow to the dining and living areas, and walk-in storage under the stairs. The main-level primary suite includes a spacious bath and walk-in closet. Three additional main-floor bedrooms offer flexibility for guests, work, or hobbies. Upstairs, a multipurpose room can serve as a fifth bedroom, office, media room, or recreation space, with a floored attic for easy-access storage. Outdoor living continues with plenty of room to entertain, watch football, or enjoy movie nights under the Texas sky, plus a fire pit with seating for six. Property features include a 12-by-20 spray-foam-insulated well house/outbuilding, 1,000-gallon holding tank, water softener, filtration system, two conveying refrigerators, a new roof installed in April 2022, and septic serviced in November 2024. The lot also offers room for a future shop, pool, or outdoor storage. Neighborhood amenities include a park with a pavilion, tennis/pickleball court, picnic area, and access to Salado Creek. Private showings by appointment. Realtor-owned.

At 1250 E Creekview Dr in Hidden Springs, Salado, you're looking at a 3,076 square foot single-family residence built in 2020 that prioritizes how a home actually functions for a busy household. The 2.01-acre lot sits on gently sloping terrain with native landscaping, automatic sprinklers with rain sensors, and mature trees - the kind of property that doesn't demand constant upkeep while still maintaining curb appeal.

The floor plan opens with an entrance foyer that signals the organizational thinking throughout. The great room anchors the main level with 16-foot beamed ceilings and vaulted sections that create genuine volume without wasted space. Large windows frame views across the landscape. The kitchen sits at the functional heart - quartz counters, gas cooktop, built-in electric ovens, and a kitchen island that works as both prep station and family gathering point. A full pantry and adjacent breakfast bar connect directly to multiple dining areas, meaning you're not shuffling family members across disconnected rooms.

The primary bedroom anchors the main floor with a walk-in closet sized for real storage and a full bathroom with double vanity and soaking tub. Three additional bedrooms occupy the main level, offering flexibility that actually matters - guest rooms, home office space, or bedrooms for growing kids all without forcing anyone upstairs. An upstairs multipurpose room functions as a fifth bedroom if needed, and the floored attic with full door access provides the storage capacity most families desperately need.

The home includes practical systems: ENERGY STAR appliances and refrigerators, tankless water heater, smart thermostat, and high-speed internet. Outdoor living extends across covered porches, a rear patio, and front porch - distinct zones for different activities rather than generic deck space.

Salado ISD serves the property, with Thomas Arnold Elementary, Salado Middle School, and Salado High School forming the district. The neighborhood includes a community park along Salado Creek with tennis and pickleball courts and a pavilion.

At $910,000 - $296 per square foot - this is functional family space in a Salado location that still offers privacy and separation from heavier traffic corridors. The property works for how families actually live.