This 4-acre beautifully landscaped property in Austin, Texas includes a truly majestic residence called Castle in the Woods. It is a stunning building with 7 bedrooms, 5 full bathrooms, 5 partial baths, and a total of over 13,600 square feet of space. It flaunts a superb Moorish pointed architecture style and elegant interiors that ooze luxury and grandeur.
Expensive materials and finishes can be found everywhere around the house: Zeluck custom mahogany lancet style windows, hand scraped exotic wood and limestone floors, clay flat tile roof, hand glazed plaster walls, cherry and mahogany custom cabinetry, designer luxe carpets, mahogany French doors, and more.
The elegant library with chapel-like design includes a safe room for storage, the great room flaunts a carved fireplace in classical style plus direct access to the lovely back yard, and the gourmet kitchen boasts top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances, numerous cabinets, and a large center island. There is also another kitchen in the house, designed specifically for catering purposes, right next to the formal dining room.
Some of the bedrooms feature their own private balconies, en-suite bathrooms, and lovely views, but nothing really compares to the grand master suite with fireplace, breakfast bar, separate closet and dressing, an elegant and cozy bedroom, and access to an outdoor bubbling spa bath.
Other remarkable amenities in and around the “castle” include an 1500-bottle wine cellar, 2-bedroom staff/guest apartment, fully-equipped gym, infinity pool, lush garden landscaping, 9-car garage, and more. The property is currently for sale at $10.9 million.
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