1713 Ender Cove
Architectural Volume. Natural Light. Everyday Living Designed Well.
There are homes that measure well on paper. Then there are homes that simply feel larger the moment you walk inside.
Tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Scofield Farms, 1713 Ender Cove offers 1,879 square feet of thoughtfully designed single-story living where elevated ceilings, abundant natural light, and open sightlines create a sense of volume beyond the measured square footage.
The experience begins at the entry, where rich wood flooring draws you toward the center of the home and a dramatic tray ceiling with skylight introduces one of its defining architectural moments. The dining area, kitchen, breakfast space, and family room remain visually connected while each maintains its own purpose and identity.
The main living area is the heart of the home. Tall ceiling lines, a fireplace, broad windows, and warm wood flooring create a room that feels both open and comfortable. The kitchen overlooks the living and breakfast areas, supporting everyday connection and easy entertaining. White upper cabinetry, contrasting lower cabinetry, quartz-style counters, glass tile backsplash, stainless appliances, and a double oven give the kitchen a fresh, functional presence without separating it from the rest of the home.
Privately positioned away from the secondary bedrooms, the primary suite continues the sense of scale with vaulted ceilings, generous proportions, and substantial natural light. The updated primary bath is one of the home’s signature spaces, featuring dual vanities, a soaking tub, a glass-enclosed walk-in shower, and a walk-in closet.
Two secondary bedrooms offer useful flexibility for guests, a home office, fitness room, music room, or creative space. The layout allows the home to adapt easily as needs change.
Outside, the distinctive lot unfolds into multiple outdoor living areas rather than a single conventional backyard. Open lawn, mature trees, patio space, a koi pond garden, and an additional side yard create opportunities for entertaining, gardening, recreation, pets, or quiet time outdoors. The result is a setting that feels private, flexible, and more usable than first impressions may suggest.
The location adds another layer of value. Scofield Farms Park, neighborhood trails, and the community pool are nearby, while Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park offers additional hiking and biking access. The Domain, The Arboretum, La Frontera, and the future District development provide convenient shopping, dining, and entertainment. Mopac, I-35, and Parmer Lane connect the home to major employment centers including Apple, Dell, IBM, Amazon, Indeed, Tesla, Samsung, Applied Materials, and Tech Ridge. St. David’s North Austin Medical Center and St. David’s Round Rock Medical Center are also within convenient reach.
1713 Ender Cove combines architectural character, flexible living, outdoor versatility, and North Austin connectivity in a home that lives every bit as well as it photographs.