Five acres in the oaks. One modern Hill Country estate.

Luxury, privacy, and room to do everything — built the way you'd build it yourself.

A brick-and-stucco house built in 2024 with a chef's kitchen under vaulted beams, a great room wrapped in glass, and a spa-like primary suite — four bedrooms and three baths on one level, a bonus room above, and a covered porch that looks out over the oaks. The whole house runs on rainwater, harvested from its own roof and the shop's. Then, out back: a shop big enough for the RV and the toys, with a 600 sq ft climate-controlled drum studio, gym, and fourth full bath attached — it's been a full one-bedroom apartment before, and the kitchen plumbing and electrical are still there. Six-foot-wide walking trails through the oaks. A fenced back yard already engineered for the pool. And a wildlife tax exemption that changes the math — in a gated neighborhood where scimitar oryx and blackbuck antelope graze past the back-yard fence.