9404 Bell Mountain Dr, Austin, TX 78730

Welcome to 9404 Bell Mountain Drive, set in one of the most desired locations in all of Austin - prestigious Long Canyon in the rolling landscape of Texas Hill Country. Situated on nearly a full acre of beautifully landscaped grounds, this park-like setting exudes a tranquil ambiance. It is quite simply an oasis, and just 9 miles from the vibrant and exciting city limits of Austins eclectic downtown. The homes architecture is uniquely sophisticated. High ceilings further define each space, columns add strength and style, and wood floors throughout the main living area add a subtle richness. A beautifully appointed home office has rich wood accents, French doors, and incredible views of the gorgeous front landscape. And the pies de resistance, the Owners Suite is masterfully designed and spacious, and is its own private retreat. This one-level living space is unique in Long Canyons architectural landscape - and a rare opportunity for the retiring downsizer or the growing family on the move. The sellers describe this home in a word - comfortable. And when you walk in the front door, you are instantly inclined to agree. It is intrinsically private and magnificently cozy. It is equal parts calming and naturally fun. Wherever you are in this beautiful home, you are part of the same party. With rooms that flow seamlessly from one to another - the soaring ceiling of the living room with its classic fireplace, the generous chefs kitchen with an expansive stone-topped prep island, the adjoining breakfast room, and the comfy den and media space - together create a modern and contiguous living experience. And the thread that ties it all together? Each one of these spaces enjoys a breathtaking view of the backyard landscape with its serene stone waterfall trickling into the sparkling pool. Introvert or extrovert, this is your sanctuary, with space to entertain a fun and raucous group of friends and family, or to sit alone with a good book and a glass of chardonnay. 9404 Bell Mountain Drive, where leaving is always an option, but really, why would you?