As you enter the home, you see right through the wall of glass to the lake. The trim work around the glass evokes a feeling of oneness with the pool and outdoor living.
Textured artwork softens the millwork and stone fireplace to provide balance.
This subtle arch detail assists in making the transition from the spacious Living Room down to the more intimate Master Suite.
The millwork behind the fireplace can conceal the TV and associated cabinetry with panels that slide back. When closed, the TV is hidden.
The large arched window captures the beautiful view so that every meal is a view of the lake.
The signature Jenkins Arch delineates the Living Room from the Kitchen and Dining Room while bringing warmth to the space.
Andersen Windows
These oversize 100 Series windows give the exterior stone and beams a feeling of accompaniment to the interior stone and beams (read more).
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Subtle Lines
The Family Room fireplace hearth and mantle line up with the outdoor fireplace hearth and mantle and are both concrete, helping indoor relate to outdoor.
Steel Beams
Steel beams, in lieu of the traditional wood beams, lend the space a subtle strength.
Fireplace
The fireplace is composed of a concrete mantle and hearth, copper, mahogany panels, and stone carried over from the wall.
Corner Windows
Corner windows capture the view of a very special oak tree, as well as provide additional natural light.
Breakfast by the Lake
In the adjacent kitchen and breakfast room, ceiling details carry the waterfront theme.
Front Door
A beautiful front door and foyer establish the waterfront theme for the home.
Fireplace
The custom hand-carved fireplace lights up with the flip of a switch and contains subtle details which reflect the aura of the calm of the water.
Custom Cabinetry
Conceals audio/visual equipment as well as DVD pullouts with beautiful wrought iron details.
Wall of Windows
The large floor-to-ceiling window frames the breathtaking lake view upon entry into the home.
Secondary Seating Area
A saltwater aquarium sets the stage for a quiet place to sit and read within the large living space.
To relate the 20-foot tall Kitchen to the accompanying Great Room, cedar beams were carried throughout both rooms.
Warm finishes and exceptional details like this tumbled travertine tile with copper tile inserts help complete the look of this Kitchen.
Details like the fully concealed under-counter lights and strategically-placed pull out shelves add conveniences for the cook in this Kitchen.
Authentic 100-year-old antique corbels add to the old world feel of this space and help balance the old and new.
Even in an old-world Kitchen, modern conveniences like this espresso/capuccino/ coffee maker make every morning a pleasure.
The antique copper farmhouse sink (at left wall), like an old penny, brought a feeling of old world to the space.
48-inch commercial Wolf range with hand-carved stone surround conceals the vent hood and mirrors the fireplace in the Great Room.
This Spanish-inspired kitchen captures attention with its 22-foot-wide and 18-foot-high Romanesque arches.
Retaining Wall
A 10-foot tall rock wall with tiered flower beds accommodate the topography of the lot and create privacy.
Landscaping
Extends the entire expanse of the lot and includes rock borders and minimalist gardens with brightly colored flowers to attract butterflies.
Game Room
The outdoor becomes part of the Game Room with the disappearing wall, making it perfect for entertaining large groups.
Outdoor Drapes
Help make the transition from indoor to outdoor less obvious and provide privacy for intimate gatherings.
Waterfall Edge Spa
The spa is suspended in the center of the pool and enclosed in an arched arbor. Rain sheers inside the arches create a dramatic water feature.
Spanish Inspired
The outdoor living meets the needs of this entertaining homeowner with 760 sq. ft. of covered space, a pool, spa, and water features.
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11719 FM 2244 (Bee Caves Road), Suite 301 (Map It)
Austin, Texas 78738
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Phone: (512) 402-9222
Fax: (512) 402-9225
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