1624 W Broade St

Tucked inside the exclusive Maya Vista enclave, this 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home built in 2018 sits just minutes from world-class medical care and effortless access to 183 — yet what truly sets it apart isn’t immediately obvious. Its rare alley-access layout keeps the front elevation clean and uncluttered, creating a quieter streetscape, enhanced privacy, and a remarkably private living experience. Constructed by William Lyon Homes and located within the highly regarded Leander Independent School District, the property stands out as one of the enclave’s most thoughtfully designed residences. Inside, the floor plan lives larger than its footprint, offering generous natural light, well-scaled living spaces, and a kitchen designed for both everyday function and effortless entertaining. Upstairs, the layout provides separation between the primary suite and secondary bedrooms, giving the home a sense of balance and livability that’s hard to find at this price point. The backyard is intelligently divided: one side offers gated utility access, while the other features a secure, pet-friendly, child-safe fenced lawn connected directly to the back door. Just beyond the neighborhood, residents enjoy walking trails that run parallel to the North Fork of Brushy Creek, linking to the Crosby Disc Golf Course, greenbelt paths, and Benbrook Ranch Park with its skate park, baseball diamond, and soccer field. Commuters benefit from the Leander Rail Station — only four minutes from W Broade — which connects riders from Leander to Downtown Austin. Trains run every 15–30 minutes across 10 stations, including Highland ACC, with connecting bus routes to UT and The Domain. Modern conveniences within a 3–5 minute drive include Home Depot, CAVA, Whataburger, Dairy Queen, H-E-B, Sprouts, an early childhood development center, and a newly built fire station, among others.