Elevated and exceptional! Located within the prestigious Westview community on a cul de sac lot, this Hill Country Contemporary estate was masterfully designed by architect James LaRue, AIA. This award-winning residence seamlessly blends timeless architecture and modern luxury. Crafted with a refined palette of native Central Texas materials, including fossil limestone, Lueders stone, slate, travertine, and rich hardwoods-the home feels organically connected to the land. Expansive interiors with soaring 10 to 20-foot ceilings and dramatic walls of glass flood the home with natural light from multiple exposures, reinforcing a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. Thoughtfully sited on a tree-filled 1.37-acre double lot, the estate was designed to preserve heritage oaks while incorporating a sprawling yard and exceptional outdoor amenities, including a lighted full-size tennis court and resort-style pool. The court has also served as a play space for children, a gathering hub, and the ultimate lawn party setting. The expansive chef's kitchen was designed for large-scale entertaining, offering multiple islands and prep stations, dual ovens and dishwashers, an 8-burner Wolf cooktop, built-in microwave, and an oversized walk-through pantry. The mahogany-clad office/study provides a luxurious work-from-home setting. The primary suite and secondary bedrooms have recently undergone an extensive renovation, providing sophisticated finishes throughout. Five interior fireplaces provide ambiance, while a sixth fireplace anchors the outdoor living, complete with built-in grill, TV, and seating. Additional highlights include two laundry areas, four-car garage + circular drive, expansive lush lawn and landscape lighting. Just minutes to Downtown Austin and within award winning Eanes ISD, this cherished neighborhood offers a unique walkability and sense of community.

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