5586 Perdita Drive Belton TX — A Four-Bedroom Single-Story Where Nature Does the Heavy Lifting
Share by
5586 Perdita Drive Belton TX — A Four-Bedroom Single-Story Where Nature Does the Heavy Lifting

5586 Perdita Drive, Belton TX sits in Three Creeks, one of the area’s most outdoors-oriented communities, and it checks a lot of boxes for buyers who want space, a real backyard, and easy access to the lake without giving up a functional, move-in ready home. Four bedrooms, two full baths, a granite kitchen, and a covered back patio on a quiet street in the more established part of the neighborhood.

What Makes 5586 Perdita Drive Belton Stand Out

Three Creeks was designed around its natural surroundings. Stillhouse Hollow Lake is minutes away, and the community connects directly to trails running along the Lampasas River and out to Chalk Ridge Falls Park. This particular section of the neighborhood has mature trees and a settled feel that newer sections are still building toward.

The lot is 5,998 square feet with a fully fenced backyard, a wood privacy fence, and covered patios on both the front and back of the home. The east-facing orientation means the backyard gets morning shade, which makes that covered patio genuinely useful in a Texas summer. Beyond that, there are no interior steps anywhere in the floor plan, which makes this one accessible for a wide range of buyers.

Layout and Living

At 1,550 square feet, the single-story layout puts all four bedrooms on the main level. The primary suite is positioned off the main living area and includes a walk-in closet, walk-in shower, soaking tub, and double vanity. The three secondary bedrooms are well sized and work equally well as guest rooms, a home office, or space for a growing household.

Because everything is on one level with no interior steps, the floor plan moves easily from room to room. High ceilings and ceiling fans throughout keep the home comfortable, and the large windows in the main living area pull in natural light from the backyard side of the home.

Kitchen and Main Living Spaces

The kitchen, dining, and living areas are open to each other, which is what buyers in this price range are consistently looking for. The kitchen features granite countertops, a center island, recessed lighting, and a full-size pantry. Appliances include an electric range, dishwasher, microwave, and disposal. Additionally, the kitchen-family room combo layout means whoever is cooking stays connected to what’s happening in the rest of the space.

The dedicated dining area sits between the kitchen and the living room, making everyday meals and gatherings equally comfortable. The living room looks out through large windows to the backyard, and the covered patio is accessible from the interior as well.

Outdoor Living

The covered back patio is a real feature here, not an afterthought. It runs along the back of the home and opens to a fully fenced yard with a wood privacy fence. There’s room to add outdoor furniture, a grill setup, or just space for kids and pets to move around without it feeling tight.

The covered front porch adds curb appeal and a spot to sit in the cooler months. The combination of front and back covered outdoor space is something you don’t always see at this price point in the area. Furthermore, the fenced yard gives you separation from neighbors without sacrificing the open feel of the neighborhood greenbelts and trail access just beyond the community streets.

Thoughtful Updates and Features

The home was built in 2018, which means the major systems are relatively young. Double-pane windows throughout, central air and heating (electric), and a composition shingle roof. The laundry room is dedicated with storage and sits on the main level. The 2-car attached garage has front-facing entry and a total of 4 parking spaces between the garage and driveway.

The primary bath is a standout, with a double vanity, walk-in shower, soaking tub, and walk-in closet all in one en-suite space. In addition, the home includes smoke detectors, ceiling fans in the primary bedroom and living room, and deed restrictions through the HOA that help maintain the quality of the neighborhood over time.

Location and Lifestyle

Three Creeks puts you minutes from Stillhouse Hollow Lake, where you can boat, fish, kayak, and use the waterfront parks year-round. Chalk Ridge Falls Park and the Lampasas River trails are also accessible from the community. For commuters, the neighborhood connects easily to both I-14 and I-35, putting Temple and Killeen within easy reach and Austin under an hour.

The HOA is $120 per quarter and covers common area maintenance. Community amenities include a playground, community mailbox, and trails throughout the neighborhood. The Three Creeks Residential Community manages the HOA. The home is also in the Belton Independent School District, which serves the surrounding Bell County area.

Property Details

  • Beds: 4
  • Baths: 2
  • Sq Ft: 1,550
  • Lot: 0.14 AC / 5,998 SF
  • Year Built: 2018
  • Subdivision: Three Creeks Phase I
  • HOA: $120/quarter (common area maintenance, playground, trails)
  • Taxes: $6,274/year (2025)
  • School District: Belton ISD
  • Garage: 2-car attached, 4 total parking spaces
  • MLS #: 9487469

Frequently Asked Questions About 5586 Perdita Drive Belton TX

What is the asking price for 5586 Perdita Drive?
Pricing can change over time. Reach out to Lisa Muñoz at The Muñoz Group for current details.

What subdivision is 5586 Perdita Drive in?
The home is in Three Creeks Phase I, a master-planned community in Belton, TX near Stillhouse Hollow Lake. The neighborhood is known for its trail network, greenbelts, and direct access to the lake and Chalk Ridge Falls Park.

Where is the primary suite located?
The primary suite is on the main level, off the main living area. It includes a walk-in closet, double vanity, soaking tub, and walk-in shower.

What are the standout features of this home?
The combination of four bedrooms on a single story with no interior steps is hard to find at this price point. Add the granite kitchen with island and pantry, covered front and back patios, a fenced backyard, and a 2-car attached garage, and you have a lot of home for the money in a nature-forward neighborhood.

Is the backyard private?
Yes. The backyard is fully fenced with a wood privacy fence and includes a covered patio. It has a comfortable amount of space for outdoor seating, pets, or play.

What does the HOA cover at Three Creeks?
The HOA is $120 per quarter and covers common area maintenance. Community amenities include a playground, trails, and a community mailbox. The HOA is managed by Three Creeks Residential Community, Inc.

Why Buyers Should Take a Look

Four bedrooms and two full baths on a single story, move-in ready, with a real kitchen, covered outdoor space on both ends of the home, and a 2-car garage, all in a community that prioritizes access to nature. That combination at this price in the Belton/Temple corridor is worth a serious look. View the full listing on Compass.

Reach out directly to schedule a showing or ask questions about the neighborhood, the HOA, or anything else about Three Creeks.

Lisa Muñoz | Group Principal, REALTOR® | The Muñoz Group at Compass Austin

Related articles
all articles
What’s New in Austin: New Local Businesses & Restaurants | October 2026
What’s New in Austin: New Local Businesses & Restaurants | October 2026

By Lisa Muñoz | The Muñoz Group at CompassUpdated October 28, 2026 There’s always something new happening in Austin, and some of my favorite discoveries are the smaller places that become part of our everyday lives. A neighborhood bookstore, a really good coffee shop, a restaurant bringing new life to an old building. These are […]

Find Your Austin • Things To Do October 28, 2026
PID Assessments in Austin: What Buyers Must Know (2026)
PID Assessments in Austin: What Buyers Must Know (2026)

What is a PID assessment on an Austin home? A PID, or Public Improvement District assessment, is a separate charge that funds the roads, parks, lighting, or drainage in a newer Austin-area development, and it shows up on your property tax bill in addition to your regular property taxes. Texas Property Code Section 5.014 requires […]

Homeownership October 27, 2026
Can You Lose Money Selling Your Home in Austin in 2026?
Can You Lose Money Selling Your Home in Austin in 2026?

Yes, and it’s happening to more Austin sellers than you’d think. If you bought between 2021 and early 2023, near the top of the market, you could net less in 2026 than you paid for the home, even though your house hasn’t lost a shingle of value. Research from Redfin found that a meaningful share […]

Homeownership • Market Statistics • Selling October 19, 2026
7705 Mowinkle Cv | Oak Hill Home on 1.1 Acres Among the Trees
7705 Mowinkle Cv | Oak Hill Home on 1.1 Acres Among the Trees

7705 Mowinkle Cv is a place to slow down. It sits at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Oak Hill, on more than an acre of Hill Country oaks, with treetop views from the balconies and decks. If you want space, privacy, and a house with real personality, put this one on your list. […]

Listings October 19, 2026
1008 Muse Ln | East Austin Condo With Balcony and Top-Floor Suite
1008 Muse Ln | East Austin Condo With Balcony and Top-Floor Suite

1008 Muse Ln is the East Austin condo where your mornings start with a balcony, a great cup of coffee, and a short walk down Webberville Road. Light pours into the open living space. The primary suite sits all by itself on the top floor. Put this one on your list. It is a freestanding […]

Listings October 19, 2026
Can You Take Over a Seller’s Mortgage Rate in Austin?
Can You Take Over a Seller’s Mortgage Rate in Austin?

Updated October 2026 Yes, if the seller has a VA, FHA, or USDA loan, you can apply to take over that loan at the seller’s original interest rate instead of today’s rate. It’s called a mortgage assumption, and in 2026 it’s one of the only ways an Austin buyer can lock in a rate that’s […]

Buying • Homeownership • Listings • Selling October 13, 2026
Austin Short-Term Rental Rules 2026: What Buyers Must Know
Austin Short-Term Rental Rules 2026: What Buyers Must Know

What are Austin’s short-term rental rules in 2026? Updated October 2026 Every property rented out for less than 30 consecutive days in Austin needs a City of Austin short-term rental (STR) license, and as of July 1, 2026, Airbnb and VRBO are required to delist any property that doesn’t display a valid license number. There […]

Homeownership October 7, 2026
How to Spot a Small Roof Leak After Heavy Rain in Austin
How to Spot a Small Roof Leak After Heavy Rain in Austin

Last updated: October 2026 Walk through your home during or right after a long storm and look at every ceiling for small yellow or brown rings, darker damp spots, or bubbling paint. These small stains often show up only in heavy or wind-driven rain, and they can appear on newer roofs too, usually around the […]

Homeownership October 2, 2026
5306 Wellington Dr | Windsor Park Home Backing to Greenspace
5306 Wellington Dr | Windsor Park Home Backing to Greenspace

5306 Wellington Dr sits on a little over a quarter acre in Windsor Park, and the backyard is the reason to come see it. The yard is fenced, private, and backs to greenspace with views of trees and a seasonal creek. Inside, you get three bedrooms, an updated kitchen, and a lot of natural light. […]

Listings October 1, 2026