Discover a home with space in all the right places. At 14 Stonewall Trace, this two-story brick residence sits on just under three-quarters of an acre (0.59 AC), offering both room to roam and a stately presence. Enter through the foyer and you'll find a formal dining room to your left, perfect for dinner gatherings, and a breakfast nook just off the kitchen for casual meals. Two living areas give your family options — one for everyday lounging, one for more structured entertaining. The main level hosts the primary retreat, a generous master suite tucked downstairs for convenience and privacy. You will also find an additional bedroom or an office space as well as the laundry room. Head upstairs and you'll find three bedrooms: one with its own private bath, and two that share a Jack-and-Jill arrangement. A half bath on the main floor rounds out the count at 3.5 bathrooms total. The home, built in 2000, carries a more traditional tone — no flashy renovations, but solid and timeless. On a roomy lot, there's flexibility outdoors: imagine kids running, pets playing, room for future landscaping, or even a garden. The two-car garage and practical layout offer easy daily life. Located within the Red Lick ISD boundary, the neighborhood offers that quiet consistency people look for: streets where neighbors greet one another, yet still minutes from schools, shopping, and highway access. If you prefer “classic and serviceable” over trendy and done-up, this property may surprise you with how well it can anchor a family's next chapter.
