7703 Copperas DR Austin, TX 78749

Listing details for 7703 Copperas DR, Austin, TX 78749 : 3 bed, 2 bath, 1,485 sf, built in 1982. 7703 Copperas Dr brings the South Austin goods: classic limestone, vaulted ceilings, mature trees, a gloriously shaded backyard, and a smart two-story layout that puts the primary upstairs and gives everyone else breathing room. Violet Crown Trail is a 5-minute walk from the front door, while northbound MoPac via Davis Ln is 2 minutes away. Grab the dog and hit the trail or grab the keys and hit Austin. The good stuff goes beyond what you can see. Hardie siding and Carrier HVAC with replaced ductwork were completed in 2022, followed by a water heater and primary bath remodel in 2025. Fresh interior paint, fence work, two side gates, and a roof tune-up followed in 2026. The sellers also pre-inspected the home in August 2026 and addressed items including electrical work, primary bedroom window glass replacement, roof work, and handyman repairs. The living room gets the architecture right with a vaulted ceiling, Texas limestone fireplace, wood floors, and French doors to the deck. The bright kitchen brings loads of cabinetry and counter space, stainless appliances, and a window-filled dining area. Two bedrooms and a full bath are downstairs, while the primary has the upstairs to itself. Its remodeled bath brings frameless glass, marble-look tile, rain shower, modern vanity, and black fixtures. Mature trees shade the yard and oversized deck, an outdoor setup that took decades to grow into. Dogs can roam, friends can pile in, the grill can stay busy, or grab a quiet corner for your hammock. A spacious 2-car garage handles the practical stuff. Walk or bike Violet Crown Trail, head to Dick Nichols Park, or make quick runs to Whole Foods, Costco, and HEB. Downtown Austin is 15 minutes away and the airport is 20. It’s an Austin original with good bones, serious personality, smart improvements, and a location that makes life more fun. Come see 7703 Copperas Dr, fall hard, and start plotting your South Austin era.