13922 Sugarberry Woods Street The Woods of Shavano is filled with homes where character wins over suburban style sameness. This four bedroom residence embodies that philosophy - a well-maintained classic that has been lived in thoughtfully, its bones strong and its soul intact. The moment you step inside, the Saltillo tile entry announces something genuine: a home built to last, designed to be enjoyed. The living spaces reveal themselves with warmth. Wood floors stretch across the living room, anchored by a brick fireplace that rises beneath cathedral ceilings, creating the kind of vertical space that makes a home feel spacious and warm. Natural light floods through windows into a bright and modern kitchen that counters the home's vintage charm with a modern looks and feel that includes a gas cooktop and the kind of illumination that makes cooking something you want to do. The contrast works. Old and new coexist here without apology. But the real design genius happens outside. A mature tree canopy - the kind that takes decades to establish - frames a backyard engineered entirely around gathering. The covered patio extends the home's living space into the outdoors, creating a sheltered zone for morning coffee or evening conversations . Beyond it, a firepit circle anchors the landscape, the kind of space where hours dissolve and conversation deepens. A rustic stock tank pool sits ready for both practical refreshment and the theatrical appeal of something unexpected. This isn't a yard that tolerates entertaining; it's a backyard that insists on it. The property itself - just over a quarter acre - feels neither cramped nor sprawling. The mature trees have done the work of transforming raw land into sanctuary. This is a home for people who understand the difference between having a backyard and having a destination in your own yard.