13330 Shore Vista Drive Austin, TX 78732

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Gracing over 3 acres harmoniously uniting with the coveted shores of Lake Austin, a true masterpiece awaits at the Evergreen on Lake Austin. Evergreen was imagined by renowned architects Ryan Street Architects, brought to creation by respected builder Dalgleish Construction Company, and curated by acclaimed designer Rachel Mast. This legendary partnership and European travels inspired this highly custom home, resulting in a showcase of historic marvels fused with technology and modern supreme engineering. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, this gated estate is enveloped in nature and privacy with a gently sloping green scape overlooking the Balcones Nature Reserve, 229 feet of precious waterfront, a two-slip covered boat dock, and beach access. Materials were sourced from around the world, bringing in century-old reclaimed timbers, Jerusalem stone, and 11 antique doors. At the heart of the home is the bespoke kitchen that flows seamlessly into an airy floor plan with natural stone countertops, a mosaic backsplash, and a custom vent hood. A palette of nature in warm patina and Venetian plaster, all three levels of the home are accessible by a towering cylinder staircase and an elevator. Walls of windows welcome you outside with several outdoor living spaces to enjoy the lake beyond, including multiple verandas, a kitchen, fireplace, and pizza oven. The primary wing sits private and proud; the bedroom was canted to align north-south for sleeping magnetism and wellness. Calcutta marble embraces the spa-like bathroom with a stunning soaking tub, mosaic tile, two walk-in closets, two vanities, and sweeping views of the lake. Technology at its finest, a smart home throughout includes a Lutron control system. Additional property features include two dedicated offices, a world-class wellness center, a 3-car garage, a charming greenhouse and ample room for a tennis or pickle ball court. One can arrive by air, land, or water, as helicopter landings are allowed.