A lease purchase opportunity is available for qualified buyers. The seller is offering the property under a structure that combines a residential lease with a separate purchase contract, with both agreements executed at the beginning of the lease term. The property is not being offered as a standalone rental. Purchase incentives may include a seller subsidy toward HOA dues and assistance with buyer closing costs, depending on the offer. 100% financing may be available. Ask your lender or the listing agent for details. Relaxing by the pool on a hot Texas day is just the beginning of what this corner-unit townhome has to offer. Designed for comfort and flexibility, the home features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a two-car garage. The third bedroom easily adapts as a home office, kids’ room, gaming space, or quiet retreat. Set in a peaceful neighborhood, the home sits directly across from a green space, giving you a sense of openness and privacy that’s hard to find. Inside, new appliances, fresh paint, and updated flooring make this home move-in ready. Both primary bedrooms are conveniently located on the ground floor, while the fireplace adds warmth and character. Step outside to a fenced yard, perfect for grilling or enjoying the sunshine. The HOA provides access to the community pool, clubhouse, and park, while also handling front lawn maintenance, exterior upkeep, and major items like the roof, gutters, fencing, and more. For buyers who know where they want to live but need additional time before completing a purchase, the lease purchase structure offers an opportunity to secure the home now while working toward a future closing. Whether that time is needed to strengthen your financial position, prepare for financing, or simply get everything lined up, this may provide a practical path forward. Schedule your tour today and ask about the lease purchase structure, available buyer incentives, and how a deferred purchase may work for you.