Village Oaks | Williamson County | Round Rock ISD
★ Mid-Century Modern RemodelProfessional photography showcasing the chef's kitchen, dedicated home office, designer living spaces, and the mature heirloom garden.
A guided walk-through of the chef's kitchen, fiber-wired office, designer living spaces, and the heirloom garden out back.
Welcome to 12907 Springvale Drive — a breathtaking mid-century modern remodel in the heart of Northwest Austin's Village Oaks neighborhood. With over $100,000 in carefully curated upgrades, every detail of this single-story home has been thoughtfully considered.
The chef's kitchen is the centerpiece: a Miele cooktop, double Wolf ovens, and Viking dishwasher surround Level 7 Quartzite countertops — the kind of kitchen that makes cooking feel like a luxury. Smooth-finish drywall, 6-inch straight trim, LED recessed lighting, and expansive picture windows create a clean, modern aesthetic that feels both timeless and fresh.A radiant barrier in the attic helps reduce heat gain and supports better energy efficiency in Austin's summer climate.
The dedicated fiber-wired home office sets this home apart for today's remote professional. Pair that with a commercial-grade smart security system — full front-of-home camera coverage, WiFi, cellular backup, and 45 days of local storage — and you have true peace of mind built right in.
Step outside into a private sanctuary: a 36-inch bonfire fire pit anchors the backyard, surrounded by 4 mature Texas live oaks and 5 cedar elms. Over a dozen heirloom rose bushes, in-ground orchids, and lilies fill the flower beds. A wildlife-friendly habitat of berry and fruiting plants draws a parade of birds year-round — a rare find in Austin. Located just 1 mile from the T&C Sports Complex and steps from a paved greenbelt trail, zoned to McNeil High School (TEA A-rated). Not in a flood plain. No HOA.
Every choice — from the Wolf appliances to the fiber-wired office — was made for buyers who refuse to compromise on quality.
A single-story layout that puts the kitchen, living, primary suite, secondary bedrooms, and the dedicated home office all on one comfortable level.
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An established, tree-canopied neighborhood in the McNeil High School zone — home to remote tech professionals, active families, and downsizers looking for character without the cookie-cutter feel.
12907 Springvale Dr sits in the Village Oaks subdivision of Northwest Austin — a tree-shaded, low-density pocket prized for its proximity to the Apple campus, Lakeline, and the 183 Tech Corridor.
Residents love the area for its quiet streets, mature canopy, and the sweet spot it occupies: zoned to top-rated Round Rock ISD schools, walkable to a paved greenbelt trail, and just one mile from one of the largest private youth sports complexes in the city. No HOA. Not in a flood plain.
Tucked into the McNeil High zone with easy access to 183, Mopac, and the Apple campus — a strategic spot for remote workers and active families alike.
The questions buyer agents ask most, answered with documentation rather than reassurance. Full reports are available on request.
Yes. It was independently inspected by a licensed septic company, Apex Septic Co., on June 9, 2026. It passed a 20-minute hydraulic load test with no repairs required, and the inspector confirmed it was functioning as intended on the day of inspection.
It refers to how the system compares to today's code for brand-new installations, not whether it works. Like an older home that isn't required to have the newest build features, this is an original, grandfathered system: fully legal and operating. Texas does not require a seller to upgrade a functioning, grandfathered septic system at the time of sale.
Yes. Austin Water confirmed in writing, in a Service Availability Letter dated June 9, 2026, that water and wastewater service can be provided to the property. A connection would go through Austin Water's owner-funded Service Extension Request process. It is a real future upgrade path, an option rather than a requirement.
Generally yes. Cash and conventional buyers typically have no issue with a functioning system. For FHA and VA loans, the appraiser needs to see no visible signs of failure, meaning no standing water, odors, or surface effluent. None were present at inspection.
The seller has done significant homework on the system, including researching the city-sewer connection path and working with a licensed septic professional toward a site evaluation and design. Available on request: the Apex Septic OSSF inspection report, the Austin Water Service Availability Letter, the Seller's Disclosure Notice (TXR-1406), the Information About On-Site Sewer Facility form (TXR-1407), and a sewer-connection process research summary.
Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyers are encouraged to obtain their own inspections and to independently verify all information, including septic and sewer-connection details.
Listing Agent · Blessed Life Group
License #0526659 · Keller Williams Realty
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