$2,150/mo
House117 Lacey Oak, San Marcos, TX
Listings presented by Erik Applegate, REALTOR®Rudder Realty
326 Blue Oak Blvd, San Marcos, TX 78666
Why Koti picked this home
Freshly updated single-story home in Blanco with luxury vinyl flooring, granite counters, and a private yard for $2,300.
RECENT UPDATES: Luxury Vinyl flooring in bedrooms and made ready for new tenants. Single-story home in desirable Blanco Vista subdivision is now available for lease. This 3 Bedroom plus study and 2 Bathroom and 3CAR GARAGE offers all modern conveniences with backing to greenbelt. Sliding doors through the kitchen/living provides a perfect picturesque view of the greenbelt. Open floor plan with granite island, and stainless appliances. FRIDGE INCLUDED and WATER SOFTENER included. Window coverings will be installed. Elementary school within the community.Tons of amenities including a community pool, and an easy commute to Austin or San Antonio. Close to the Blanco River.

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Listing agent (MLS attribution)
Nidhi Malik
All City Real Estate Ltd. Co
Listed— $2,600/mo
Jul 10, 2026
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