Breakfast at a waterfall island, movie night in a true media room, and a quiet Bryson street to come home to. This nearly new Tri Pointe home pairs modern style with a layout that gives everyone room to settle in. Every space has a purpose, and everyone has a place to land. Clean architectural lines, a stone-accented exterior and upgraded front-yard hardscaping set the tone before you step inside. In the kitchen, white cabinetry, dark quartz counters and sculptural pendant lighting frame an expansive waterfall island made for weekend brunch, weeknight dinners or a lingering glass of wine. Gas cooking, a built-in oven, abundant cabinetry and a pantry keep everything close at hand, while the open living and dining spaces keep the conversation flowing. The home is carpet-free throughout for easy everyday living. On the main level, the primary suite is a restful retreat with dual vanities, a walk-in shower and a large walk-in closet. A second downstairs bedroom near a full bath welcomes overnight guests or works as a comfortable office away from the upstairs activity. When the evening gets louder, take the fun upstairs, where a game room and a separate, dedicated media room give gaming, movies and weekend watch parties their own space. Dark walls and a matching ceiling give the media room an immersive theater feel. Outside, the covered patio invites slow mornings and unhurried evenings overlooking the lawn, and a rear easement adds a welcome sense of breathing room from the homes behind. Looking for a Leander home with room for both quiet evenings and game night? Here, the noise stays upstairs. Beyond your front door, Bryson’s pool, playground, trails, fishing pond and community events bring a little more fun to the everyday. The new Target and Liberty Hill Costco are close by, Northline is taking shape as Leander’s new downtown with plans for places to dine, shop and gather, and the 183A corridor connects this peaceful neighborhood setting to the wider Austin area.