1061 Sunset Hill Way, Georgetown, TX 78628

Home office with French doors set at entry with 12-foot ceiling. Extended entry leads to open family room, dining area and kitchen with 16-foot ceilings throughout. Family room features a wood mantel fireplace and glass sliding doors. Hardwood floors throughout main living area. Kitchen features walk-in pantry, double wall oven, a 6-burner gas range top, generous counter space and oversized island with built-in seating space. Game room with wall of windows just off dining area. Primary suite includes bedroom with wall of windows. Primary bath features 11-foot ceiling, dual vanities, a freestanding tub, separate glass-enclosed shower and two walk-in closets. A Hollywood bath adds to this spacious four-bedroom home. Extended covered backyard patio with 16-foot ceiling. Mud room off three car-garage.

New construction at 3,300 square feet for $333 per square foot is the clearest advantage at 1061 Sunset Hill Way. In Georgetown in Georgetown, this 2025 single-family residence sits on 0.2388 acres in Williamson County and feeds to Leander ISD, with Parkside Elementary, Stiles Middle, and Rouse High in the assigned path. At $1.10M, the pricing positions the home around scale, current construction, and a school track that many buyers study closely when comparing newer inventory.

The layout is built around volume and separation rather than wasted square footage. A home office sits off the entry behind French doors, which matters for buyers who need a true work space instead of a flex corner. The entry ceiling reaches 12 feet, then opens into a combined family room, dining area, and kitchen with 16-foot ceilings, giving the main living zone a larger footprint than the raw square footage alone suggests. Sliding glass doors and multiple walls of windows bring in natural light across the core of the house, while hardwood floors through the main living area keep the finish package consistent where it counts most.

The kitchen is equipped for daily use at a higher level, with a walk-in pantry, double wall ovens, a 6-burner gas range top, broad prep space, and an oversized island with built-in seating. That setup supports both routine family use and larger gatherings without forcing traffic into separate rooms. Just off the dining area, the game room adds another usable living zone and gives the plan more flexibility for media, kids, or overflow entertaining. The family room fireplace with wood mantel creates a defined focal point without overcomplicating the space.

The bedroom count is practical at four, supported by three full baths and one half bath. In the primary suite, the bedroom continues the window-heavy design, while the bath brings measurable function with dual vanities, a freestanding tub, a separate glass-enclosed shower, and two walk-in closets under an 11-foot ceiling. A Hollywood bath improves the secondary bedroom setup, and the mud room off the 3-car garage handles the transition from garage to interior cleanly. The covered back patio carries the same 16-foot ceiling language to the rear of the home, which helps the outdoor area feel intentional rather than secondary. With 67 days on market, this is the kind of newer Georgetown offering that should hold attention from buyers focused on usable space, current construction, and long-term livability.