300 Apache Dr, Cedar Park, TX 78613

Open House : Saturday May 6, 2026 1-3pm | Set on nearly 1/2 an acre, in a cul-de-sac backing to a lush greenbelt, this one-of-a-kind home offers rare privacy and true resort-style living in the highly sought-after Ranch at Brushy Creek. The backyard is a showpiece—thoughtfully curated with a stunning pool, spa and sun deck, tranquil koi pond, butterfly garden, elevated food garden , and mature oaks creating a shaded canopy over multiple outdoor living spaces, including covered front and back patios designed for both entertaining and quiet retreat. Inside, natural light fills a well-designed layout where the kitchen, living area, and breakfast nook capture views of the backyard. The kitchen features a large center island, gas cooktop, double ovens, oversized sink, and abundant cabinetry, along with a bright breakfast nook and formal dining, all complemented by durable wood-look tile flooring. The main level offers a private owner’s retreat with a spa-like bath including dual vanities, soaking tub, and walk-in shower, plus a dedicated office and an additional bedroom with a full bath for flexibility. Upstairs features three oversized bedrooms, two full baths, a spacious second living area, and a media room currently set up as a smart home gym with sauna, offering exceptional versatility for modern living. A 3+ car garage with built-in storage completes the home. Just blocks from the Brushy Creek hike and bike trail, you’ll enjoy access to parks, splash pads, and scenic trails, with local favorites like Moonshine, The League, Blue Agave, Hunan Ranch, and Summer Moon just 2.5 miles away, and H-E-B, Tomlinson’s, and more within 3 miles—offering a true resort feel while keeping you close to everything, with so much space to spread out and make this home your own private paradise.

At 300 Apache Drive in Cedar Park, privacy arrives as a tangible asset. This 5-bedroom, 4-bath home sits on nearly half an acre in a cul-de-sac that backs directly to a protected greenbelt, creating a rare buffer from suburban density. Built in 2014 with masonry construction throughout and modern mechanical systems, the 4,194-square-foot residence was designed around the principle of separation: between interior living and exterior retreat, between public street presence and private sanctuary.

The backyard functions as an extension of the home's core identity. A resort-style pool and spa occupy the central zone, flanked by mature oaks exceeding 40 feet that establish a natural canopy over the rear patio. A koi pond with waterfall adds acoustic privacy alongside visual interest. The elevated food garden and butterfly garden serve purposeful landscape design rather than decoration. Sprinkler systems front and rear maintain the grounds without manual labor.

Inside, the layout prioritizes views of this outdoor investment. The kitchen's central island and gas cooktop orient toward the breakfast nook, which frames the backyard directly. Tile flooring throughout the main level ties interior and exterior zones visually. The primary bedroom occupies the main floor alongside a dedicated home office and guest bedroom, both with full baths. Upstairs, three additional bedrooms provide space for family, guests, or work-from-home flexibility. A second living area and media room on the upper level function independently of main-floor activity.

Details suggest intent toward lasting comfort. Vaulted ceilings in key spaces enhance the sense of volume. Dual vanities and a soaking tub in the primary bath reflect finishing standards. Walk-in closets reduce visual clutter. Recessed lighting and wired-for-sound infrastructure indicate planning beyond initial construction.

Cedar Park community sits equidistant from Round Rock ISD schools including Patsy Sommer Elementary and Cedar Valley Middle, with children attending Round Rock High School. The Brushy Creek Hike and Bike Trail lies blocks away, accessed directly from the neighborhood. Downtown Cedar Park retail including Moonshine Pizza, The League, and Summer Moon Coffee operates within 2.5 miles. H-E-B and Tomlinson's Market anchor grocery access within 3 miles.

At $1.35M, this represents $322 per square foot in a market where privacy of this caliber rarely becomes available. The eight-day absorption suggests serious buyer alignment with the property's specific advantages: genuine seclusion within an established community, a fully developed outdoor living infrastructure, and main-floor primary placement for accessibility across decades.