822 Hermitage Dr
Austin, TX 78753
4 beds · 2 baths · 1,872 sqft
$425,000
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Welcome to 822 Hermitage Dr, Austin, Texas, a one story, 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom haven designed for comfort and entertainment. This home has high-end oversized energy-efficient windows, granite countertops, and a 2023 roof. The primary bedroom is luxuriously large, featuring a cathedral ceiling and private doors leading to the backyard and carport. The spacious bathroom has a soaking tub and separate shower with natural light pouring in. (NO HOA) The galley kitchen is well-appointed, with stainless steel appliances, a gas range, plenty of cabinet space and a convenient walk-in pantry. The built-in bar and dining area are perfect for guests, and the floor plan allows for good flow when friends come to call. Light wood floors keep the home natural and cozy. Step outside to a private backyard oasis, complete with a Trex deck, outdoor kitchen and swim spa (Swim Spa delivers outstanding therapeutic benefits, combining powerful hydrotherapy seats and illuminated river jets to ease muscle tension or, entertaining). Best of all, there are no rear neighbors to disturb you! Find tranquility in several relaxation spots throughout the property. Located in a low-traffic neighborhood, this home offers quick access to major roads and is less than 20 minutes from the airport. Enjoy the convenience of ample parking space for guests. This is not just a house, but an entertainer’s dream home waiting for you to create memories. The two-car garage is located up front, creating another level of privacy from the street. Need more parking or storage? Just look to the right of the house for a covered workshop/private BBQ area or hidden patio. Come see if this beautifully laid out home is your next paradise. 822 Hermitage Dr - where luxury meets comfort - is ready for a new owner. Will it be YOU?
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When assuming the existing mortgage as part of a home purchase, the buyer has to cover the seller’s equity in the home. The seller’s equity is the purchase price minus the remaining mortgage balance. This amount must be covered in full through an all-cash down payment or by taking out a second mortgage.
