142 Llano CT, Cedar Creek, TX 78612

Over two private acres, exceptional outdoor living, and an impressive collection of specialty spaces set the stage for a Hill Country property that truly stands apart. Located approximately 20 minutes from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, this 3-bedroom, 3-bath residence pairs the privacy and breathing room of acreage living with convenient access to Austin.

Inside, natural light fills an expansive floor plan designed for both everyday comfort and entertaining. The kitchen serves as the centerpiece, featuring custom cabinetry, premium appliances, a Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, wine cooler, and generous workspace, all opening naturally to the dining and living areas. A dedicated office and separate exercise room add even more flexibility to the home's thoughtfully planned interior.

The primary suite is a retreat of its own, with generous proportions and a beautifully appointed bath featuring a steam shower and an impressive floor-to-ceiling California Closet system. Well-sized secondary bedrooms and baths provide comfortable accommodations for family and guests.

Beyond the main living areas, this property delivers an exceptional amount of usable space. An air-conditioned attic space above the three-car garage provides valuable storage or room for hobbies, while the approximately 600-square-foot detached, air-conditioned garage opens the door to countless possibilities—an automotive space, workshop, private studio, additional fitness area, or creative retreat.

Outdoors, the home transforms into a private resort. A Florida-style screened enclosure surrounds the pool and outdoor living areas, creating a protected setting for swimming, dining, entertaining, and relaxing throughout the seasons. An expansive covered patio provides additional gathering space, while mature trees and established landscaping enhance the privacy and natural Hill Country setting.

At 142 Llano Ct in Cedar Creek, Cedar Creek, this 3,249 square foot residence sits on 2.14 acres of mature Hill Country landscape where thoughtful architecture meets purposeful living space. Built in 2003 and priced at $1.29M ($399 per square foot), the home reflects the design philosophy of a property conceived around how people actually live rather than how showrooms suggest they should.

The material palette grounds the design in authenticity. Brick and stone create the exterior envelope, while the interior flows across tile and carpet that mark functional zones without visual interruption. Quartz countertops anchor the kitchen, where a chef-grade appliance suite includes dual ovens, a warming drawer, built-in refrigerator, and a wine refrigerator. The kitchen island isn't decorative, it's the spatial anchor where the home's geometry reorganizes itself. Open sight lines connect the kitchen to dining and living areas, allowing someone at the stove to remain part of the room's energy rather than sectioned away.

The floor plan demonstrates deliberate separation of purposes. The primary bedroom anchors the main level, eliminating the walk through secondary spaces for daily living. A dedicated study provides focus space distinct from entertainment zones. The 600 square foot detached air-conditioned garage can function as a workshop, studio, or gym without requiring conversation about its original intent. That additional 350 square foot climate-controlled attic space above the 4-car garage serves genuine storage needs in a region where seasonal storage matters.

The exterior living area commands attention. A full enclosure surrounds the pool, screening the central Texas climate while maintaining water recreation year-round. The covered patio extends entertaining beyond traditional deck limitations. Large native trees, both existing and established, create canopy structure across the 2.14-acre lot while automatic sprinklers maintain the landscaped yard.

Located within Bastrop ISD, the home sits minutes from Bluebonnet Elementary, with middle and high schools following the Bastrop ISD pathway. Cedar Creek offers gated community security while maintaining proximity to Austin employment centers and the cultural institutions anchoring the region.

This property values utility alongside design, where every square foot serves a defined need within a cohesive system rather than existing for its own sake.