Positioned along a quiet cul-de-sac in Westview, this 1.7+ acre estate offers a rare combination of space, privacy, and thoughtful design. Conceived by Cornerstone Architects and built by Peter Wyeth, the home carries a quiet architectural presence that is rooted in traditional proportions, shaped by natural light, and oriented toward its expansive grounds.

The entry sets a steady tone with a generous foyer and sweeping staircase that open to a sequence of living spaces and unfold with calm continuity. Formal rooms give way to more relaxed areas, each defined by large windows that frame the landscape rather than the street. A paneled library invites quiet moments, while the wine room, game room, and media suite comfortably accommodate everything from casual evenings to larger gatherings.

The primary suite rests along the back of the home, positioned deliberately for privacy and views. The bath and dressing room follow the home’s restrained craftsmanship, practical, well made, and meant to be used. Additional ensuite bedrooms continue this sense of quiet comfort. A separate guest cottage, complete with living area, kitchenette, and private patio, extends privacy to visitors while remaining connected to the main property.

Outdoors, the estate adopts a leisurely rhythm. Stone terraces step down toward the pool, where a swim-up bar and cabana create a natural gathering point. Mature oaks filter the light through the day, casting shifting patterns across the patios. Beyond the pool, the grounds widen into an open lawn, a sports court, a putting green, and small, shaded corners shaped by winding paths. A creek, kept in gentle motion by a pump system, adds a continuous undertone of sound, subtle but present.

A gated drive leads to a secluded four-car motor court, keeping the arrival both practical and private. Though the setting feels removed, the property remains minutes from downtown Austin and within the Eanes school district.