Behind its handsome stone exterior and welcoming entry, the home has been extensively improved with a focus on comfort, livability, and connection. The layout flows beautifully, with inviting gathering spaces, abundant natural light, and a sense of openness that supports both entertaining and daily family life. Standout spaces include a dedicated office or music room with built in desk and storage hidden behind pocket doors, beautifully integrated storage throughout, and multiple living areas that allow the home to feel both expansive and easy to live in.

At the heart of the home, the kitchen and adjoining family spaces were thoughtfully redesigned as part of the larger remodel by architect, Camille Sales, designer, Angela VanDeWalle & Villani & Graham Builders. The kitchen has been expanded and refined with an oversized island, an organized pantry, smart double ovens and dishwashers, a microwave, a warming drawer, built-in side-by-side refrigerator and an easy connection to the surrounding living and dining areas. The result is a central living space that feels polished, functional, and welcoming.

The primary suite offers a true sense of retreat, with generous proportions, a gas fireplace and an updated bath. Throughout the rest of the home, most bedrooms include a walk-in closet, and all feature ensuite baths. The abundance of built-in storage—from under-stair storage to a media closet and custom built-ins, adds a level of livability that is increasingly hard to find.

Outdoor living is equally compelling. The first and second floor patios take in sweeping views of the Hill Country and surrounding green space. The covered patio, equipped with built-in projector, screen and speakers, overlooks the infinity-edge pool and spa. Just beyond, an outdoor kitchen with a grilling area, separate outdoor shower, and gas fire pit with seating enhances the resort-like atmosphere.

Past the pool, an expansive manicured lawn offers a rare stretch of flat, usable green space. Framed by mature landscaping and the HOA greenbelt beyond, the backyard feels both private and wonderfully open. This is the kind of home that feels increasingly rare—private, comfortable, ideal for entertaining and exceptionally easy to live in.