3407 Woodcutters WAY, Austin, TX 78746 (MLS # 2106642)

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PRICE $5,850,000 BEDS 7 BATHS 6.5 HOME SIZE 8,678 sqft LOT SIZE 1.03 ac Request More Info Schedule a Showing

This is the Westlake home families spend years looking for and rarely find. Set on a 1.03-acre lot, 3407 Woodcutters Way is a seven-bedroom, six-bath residence of 8,678 square feet (per TCAD) and one of the most substantive offerings in Westlake's 78746 zip code. The two-story stone and stucco residence arrives via a broad motor court and delivers the scale, privacy, and finish quality that defines Westlake luxury real estate at this level. Inside, soaring high ceilings, beamed and vaulted ceilings, three fireplaces, and an abundance of living spaces give this home a rare flexibility, with room enough for a large family, multigenerational living, or a household that refuses to compromise. Custom built-ins, a step-free main level, and a kitchen with custom wood cabinetry, stone surfaces, and a large central island round out an interior designed for real life at scale. A private study and multiple flexible-use rooms add further range. The backyard is a standout. A large, flat lawn framed by mature trees, a heated pool and spa, covered courtyard, multiple covered patios, and an outdoor grill create a private, resort-caliber outdoor living environment ideal for everyday use and large-scale entertaining. Smart home integration, wired sound, and a three-car garage with motor court parking complete the infrastructure. Tree-lined streets, walkable surroundings, and a strong sense of community define the neighborhood. Austin Country Club is minutes away, the Westlake H-E-B, Trader Joe's, and Randalls are on Loop 360, and downtown Austin is approximately 15 minutes away. Zoned to Eanes ISD with Bridge Point Elementary and Forest Trail Elementary nearby, feeding to West Ridge Middle School and Westlake High School. Built in 2001 on a quiet cul-de-sac in one of Austin's most coveted neighborhoods.