14900 Hyson Crossing, Pflugerville, TX 78660 — Room to Grow in Brookfield Estates
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14900 Hyson Crossing, Pflugerville, TX 78660 — Room to Grow in Brookfield Estates

If you’ve been searching for a 4-bedroom home in Pflugerville that’s move-in ready, well-priced, and located in an established neighborhood, 14900 Hyson Crossing Pflugerville is worth a serious look. Set on a corner lot in the Brookfield Estates community, this two-story home delivers 1,909 square feet of flexible living space, a covered rear porch, and access to a community pool. Furthermore, it comes in under $350K in a Travis County zip code with direct access to SH-130, I-35, and SH-45.

What Makes 14900 Hyson Crossing Pflugerville Stand Out

Corner lots are harder to find than most buyers expect. This one adds real value: more yard on two sides, better natural light from multiple directions, and a more open feel both inside and out. The east-facing orientation means the front of the home stays shaded during the hottest part of Texas afternoons, and the wood-fenced backyard gives you privacy without feeling enclosed.

The Brookfield Estates neighborhood has the lived-in, established feel that newer developments often lack. There are mature trees, sidewalks, and a community that’s been here long enough to develop its own identity. The HOA is also unusually low at $88 per quarter — roughly $29 a month — and that covers access to the community pool and playground. Additionally, annual taxes run approximately $6,355, which is reasonable for this size and location in Travis County.

Layout and Living

The floor plan is two stories with a smart split between shared and private spaces. You have a bedroom on the main level that works for guests, a home office, or multigenerational use. The remaining three bedrooms are upstairs, including the primary suite. Vaulted ceilings and an open floor plan keep the main level feeling spacious, and the east-facing windows bring good natural light through the living areas throughout the day.

The primary suite is on the second floor with a ceiling fan, walk-in closet, and an en-suite bath with a walk-in shower. It’s a straightforward, functional layout that holds up well across different life stages — whether you’re a growing family, two people working from home, or someone who simply needs room to spread out. In addition, the second floor bedrooms all benefit from being away from main-level activity, which makes the layout quieter than it might appear on paper.

Kitchen and Main Living Spaces

The kitchen is set up well for everyday use. Quartz counters, a gas range, and an eat-in layout make cooking and casual dining easy. The pantry adds the kind of storage that homes in this price range often skip. All appliances stay — dishwasher, disposal, microwave, and refrigerator — so you can move in without a shopping list.

Beyond the kitchen itself, the open flow between cooking, dining, and living spaces keeps the main level connected. High ceilings push the sense of space upward, and the layout is the kind where people naturally end up in the same room. Vinyl flooring runs through the main level, which holds up well with kids, pets, and everyday foot traffic.

Outdoor Living

The covered rear porch is one of the home’s better features. It extends your usable living space well into the Texas shoulder seasons without any additional investment. The backyard is wood-fenced for privacy, level, and sized to support a garden, a play set, or simply a place to sit without neighbors in your sightline.

Moreover, the corner lot itself gives you breathing room that interior lots don’t offer. Two street-facing sides means more light, a less enclosed feel from the street, and a yard footprint that reads larger than 6,930 SF on a standard interior lot would. It’s one of those features most buyers only fully appreciate after living with it for a season.

Thoughtful Updates and Features

The exterior is HardiPlank and masonry — a durable, low-maintenance combination that holds up well in Central Texas weather. The roof is composition shingle, and the slab foundation is standard and solid for this part of the metro. Inside, the flooring is vinyl on the main level and carpet upstairs, which is practical for a two-story home with four bedrooms.

The 2-car garage is front-facing with driveway space for two additional vehicles — four total, which is genuinely useful for households with multiple cars or regular guests. Main-level laundry with a washer hookup keeps that part of daily life off the bedroom hallway. High-speed internet is listed as a feature, and the home is wired for the connectivity that remote workers and families with multiple devices need.

Location and Lifestyle

Pflugerville has become one of the more practical choices in the Austin metro for buyers who want space without sacrificing access. From this address, you have multiple commuting routes available. SH-130, I-35, and SH-45 are all close, making it workable for people heading north to Round Rock and Samsung, east toward the Tesla Gigafactory, or south into Austin proper.

The area has good local options worth knowing. Pflugerville Taco House and Victory Tap are both nearby, and the broader Pflugerville corridor has seen consistent investment in dining, retail, and everyday conveniences. Parks and trails throughout the Brookfield Estates area make it easy to stay active without driving to find green space. Similarly, the combination of easy highway access and established neighborhood character is what keeps buyers coming back to this part of Travis County.

Property Details

  • Beds: 4
  • Baths: 3
  • Sq Ft: 1,909
  • Lot: 0.16 AC / 6,930 SF (corner)
  • Year Built: 2004
  • Subdivision: Brookfield Estates / Gaston-Sheldon Sec 04
  • HOA: $88/quarter — community pool and playground
  • Taxes: ~$6,355/year (Travis County)
  • School District: Pflugerville ISD (verify)
  • Garage: 2-car, front-facing — 4 total parking spaces
  • MLS #: 9985223

Frequently Asked Questions About 14900 Hyson Crossing Pflugerville

What is the current asking price for 14900 Hyson Crossing?
Pricing can change over time. Reach out to Lisa Muñoz at The Muñoz Group for current details — 512.293.5551 or lisa.munoz@compass.com.

What subdivision is 14900 Hyson Crossing in?
The home is in the Brookfield Estates neighborhood, formally recorded as Gaston-Sheldon Sec 04, in Pflugerville, TX 78660.

Where is the primary suite located?
The primary suite is on the second floor and includes a ceiling fan, walk-in closet, and an en-suite bath with a walk-in shower.

What are the standout features of this home?
The corner lot, vaulted ceilings, quartz counters, gas range, all-appliances-included kitchen, covered rear porch, and community pool access are the features that stand out most at this price point.

Is the backyard at 14900 Hyson Crossing private?
Yes. The backyard is wood-fenced and fully enclosed, with a covered rear porch extending off the main level.

What does the HOA cover and how much is it?
The HOA is $88 per quarter — approximately $29 per month — and covers access to the community pool and playground.

Why Buyers Should Take a Look

Four bedrooms, three baths, and a corner lot in an established Pflugerville neighborhood at this price point is a combination that doesn’t come up often in the current Austin metro market. The home is move-in ready, the layout is flexible enough to work for a range of buyers, and the outdoor space is genuinely useful rather than token.

For buyers who’ve been looking in this price range and coming up short on space or quality, this home is worth seeing in person. View the full listing on Compass.

Lisa Muñoz | Group Principal, REALTOR® | The Muñoz Group at Compass Austin
+1 512.293.5551 | lisa.munoz@compass.com | munozaustin.com

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