102 Laura Ln, Austin, TX 78746

Tucked away on a quiet dead-end street in Rollingwood—one of Austin’s most coveted communities—this split-level home delivers something buyers rarely find: privacy paired with a surprise panoramic city view that stops you in your tracks the moment you step into the family room. The layout offers 4 bedrooms + a dedicated study and 3 full baths, with inviting spaces that feel connected yet comfortably distinct. Natural light, treetop outlooks, and that unexpected skyline backdrop create an everyday sense of “we can’t believe this is home.” Outside, the lifestyle becomes the headline. Two spacious decks extend your living space for morning coffee, sunset dinners, and weekend gatherings that spill into the grassy yard with room for a pool. It’s the kind of outdoor setting that instantly makes you picture birthdays, barefoot summers, and evenings under the stars. Eanes ISD, beloved Rollingwood community amenities, and a neighborhood known for community events and a true small-town feel—just minutes from everything. Walk or bike to Zilker Park, and be five minutes to the heart of downtown when you want the energy, dining, and culture—then come home to calm, quiet, and space. Membership to the Rollingwood pool conveys with purchase.

The panoramic Austin skyline view is the detail that sets 102 Laura Ln apart, and it is rare to find that kind of outlook on a quiet dead-end street in Rollingwood. At 102 Laura Ln in Rollingwood, Austin, TX 78746, this 4,220 square foot single family residence pairs privacy, land, and location in a way that is getting harder to find west of downtown.

Set on a 0.404 acre lot in Travis County, the home offers 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, and a split-level layout that gives the main living areas real separation without feeling chopped up. Built in 1984, it has the scale many buyers want, but the bigger story is how the house lives day to day. Natural light pulls your attention straight to the family room and the view beyond it. A fireplace adds a strong anchor point indoors, while two large decks extend the living space outside for dinners, weekend gatherings, and quiet mornings above the treetops. The yard has usable depth and the kind of space where buyers immediately start thinking about a pool, play area, or expanded outdoor entertaining.

For families focused on schools, this address feeds to Eanes ISD, with Eanes Elementary, Hill Country Middle School, and Westlake High School. That school path remains one of the strongest value drivers in the Austin luxury market, especially for buyers who want close-in access without giving up neighborhood identity. Rollingwood continues to stand out because it feels residential and established, not transient.

The location works because it keeps you close to the parts of Austin people use every week. Zilker Park is nearby for trails, sports fields, and events. Downtown Austin is a short drive when you want restaurants, offices, or a night out. MoPac and Bee Cave Road make daily movement easier, whether you are heading into the central business district, toward Lady Bird Lake, or back into Westlake for school and errands. The Rollingwood pool membership that conveys with purchase adds another everyday lifestyle advantage that people in this pocket genuinely use.

At $2.25 million, or about $533 per square foot, this home lands in a part of the market where view, lot size, school track, and proximity all matter more than headline square footage alone. After 51 days on market, 102 Laura Ln presents a clear long-term play for buyers who want Rollingwood access, Eanes ISD stability, and a property with room to keep getting better over time.

Rollingwood is an independent city of 1,500 people in 0.7 square miles of 78746, between Zilker Park and Barton Creek. Eanes ISD schools, 10-minute commute to downtown, and the shortest path into the #1-ranked school district in Texas. Median home price around $2.7M.

The neighborhood is in a generational transition. Original 1950s-60s ranch homes on flat lots (0.2-0.5 acres) sell as teardowns at $800K-$1.5M, replaced by contemporary builds in the $2M-$4M range. New construction and original homes sit side by side on narrow streets. At any given time, expect 5-10 active listings across the entire city.

Zilker Park is essentially the front yard - 351 acres of playgrounds, the Botanical Garden, Barton Springs Pool, and the Zilker Eagle train. The Barton Creek Greenbelt runs along the southern edge with Spyglass and Gus Fruh trailheads a 3-minute drive from most homes. South Lamar corridor restaurants - Uchi, Odd Duck, Matt's El Rancho - are five minutes east.

What separates Rollingwood from the rest of Westlake: the scale. You know the mayor, you see the same families at the park, and the Fourth of July parade runs down Rollingwood Drive. It has the feel of a small Texas town that happens to sit between Zilker Park and Barton Creek, inside Eanes ISD.