Set on 1.53 acres in the Saddletree Ranch community, this single-story home puts Dripping Springs Hill Country distance between neighbors while keeping Lakeway and downtown Dripping Springs a short drive away, all inside the Lake Travis ISD boundary. Freshly painted inside and outside, the property features a standing-seam metal roof, owned solar tied to PEC, a private well, a 500-gallon propane tank, two rainwater collection tanks totaling 32K gallons of water-holding capacity, and windows replaced in 2025. Inside, an open floor plan carries the kitchen, dining, and living areas under a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, with concrete floors running the length of the main living space. The kitchen features dark granite countertops, classic wood cabinetry, and double ovens for buyers who host as often as they cook, with the washer, dryer, two refrigerators, and one freezer all included. A vaulted, window-lined dining room and a separate breakfast nook offer two distinct places to gather. The floor plan features four bedrooms plus one dedicated study, with carpet in all the bedrooms and the dedicated study installed 09/21/26. The primary suite is set apart from the other bedrooms with its own bathroom and a large walk-in closet. A soaking tub, glass walk-in shower, and double vanity storage are among the finishes across the home's bathrooms, and tray ceilings and oversized windows bring in natural light and wooded views. Out back, a covered patio and an oversized wood deck run the width of the house, built for watching the sun drop over the rolling terrain. Saddletree Ranch residents also have a neighborhood park with a pavilion and playground close by, an added community amenity for a property with this much land. Acreage like this inside Lake Travis ISD, within reach of Lakeway shopping and dining and the Hill Country wineries along the 290 corridor, does not come up often in Dripping Springs.