$1,995/mo
House208 Golden Grove A, San Marcos, TX
Listings presented by Erik Applegate, REALTOR®Rudder Realty
225 Trinity River Holw, San Marcos, TX 78666
Why Koti picked this home
This brand new 4-bed home features an open floorplan and a private yard for ultimate comfort.
Welcome to 225 Trinity River Hollow! This inviting brand new home offers a comfortable and functional layout with spacious living areas and plenty of natural light. The open-concept design provides an easy flow between the living, dining, and kitchen areas, making the space ideal for everyday living and entertaining. Enjoy generously sized bedrooms, ample storage, and a private backyard with room to relax and enjoy the outdoors. Conveniently located in San Marcos with easy access to shopping, dining, schools, Texas State University, and major roadways for commuting to Austin or San Antonio. A wonderful opportunity to enjoy the convenience and lifestyle San Marcos has to offer. Schedule your showing today!

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Listing agent (MLS attribution)
Sandy Valenzuela Cantu
Dash Realty
Listed— $1,900/mo
Sep 21, 2026
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