221 Norwood Ct

Located within the highly regarded Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD and zoned to Steele High School, this one-story home blends thoughtful design with everyday functionality. Its layout offers four bedrooms and three full bathrooms, striking a balance between open living and private retreat. The interiors are filled with natural light, giving each space a warm, welcoming feel. In the main living area, the kitchen stands as the central hub, anchored by a substantial island with granite countertops. Designed for connection and ease, this kitchen naturally flows into the adjacent living area, making it ideal for both quiet mornings and lively gatherings. One feature that sets this home apart in today's market is the dedicated dining room. Separate from the main open-concept space, it offers a place for formal meals, celebrations, or simply a quiet evening dinner-something increasingly rare in newer homes. Its presence gives the layout a sense of tradition and versatility that's hard to find. The primary suite is thoughtfully positioned at the rear of the home for added privacy. It offers generous space, while the en suite bath includes separate vanities, a garden tub, and a large shower-comfortably designed for everyday living. The additional three bedrooms are well-proportioned, each with access to a full bath, providing flexibility for guests, family, or work-from-home needs. Outdoors, an oversized covered patio creates a shaded extension of the living space, with ample room for relaxing or entertaining. The home has been carefully maintained, with low-maintenance surfaces throughout most of the interior, ensuring it stays looking its best with minimal effort. In a market where many homes prioritize trend over function, this residence quietly delivers both-a timeless layout with practical features, all set in a desirable community. Welcome Home.