1517 Novara Trl, Leander, TX 78641

What's Special: Primary Retreat | Game Room & Media | Covered Patio | Dedicated Study. New Construction – Ready Now! Built by Taylor Morrison, America's Most Trusted Home Builder. Welcome to the Arabella at 1517 Novara Trail in Travisso! A study and formal dining room welcome you at the front of the home, while the great room, gourmet kitchen, and casual dining area come together in an open, inviting layout. A private guest suite with an attached bath and walk-in closet offers flexibility, while the nearby laundry room adds convenience. The main-level primary suite features dual sinks, a mudset shower, drop-in tub, and spacious walk-in closet. Upstairs, three secondary bedrooms, two full baths, a game room, media room, and tech space provide plenty of room for work, play, and relaxation. Experience refined Hill Country living at Travisso in Leander, one of the Austin area's most prestigious communities. Known for its breathtaking views, upscale amenities, and elevated lifestyle, Travisso offers a distinguished setting surrounded by rolling hills with convenient access to Austin. Residents enjoy two exceptional amenity centers featuring a resort-style pool, fitness center, splash pad, tennis courts, and inviting open-air gathering spaces. With more than 350 acres of preserved open space and top-rated schools, Travisso offers an unparalleled Hill Country lifestyle! Additional Highlights Include: Exterior gas line, rectangle bathtub at hall bath, 8' interior doors, at second floor, black vinyl sliding door unit, rectangle drop-in tub at primary bath, pre-plumb sink at laundry.

At 1517 Novara Trail in Leander, you're looking at a residence that reflects thoughtful spatial planning rather than trend-chasing design. This new construction home from Taylor Morrison delivers 4,304 square feet across five bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms on a 0.223-acre lot in Leander, priced at $1.08M or $252 per square foot. The layout prioritizes function without sacrificing refinement.

The home's organizational logic centers on separating zones by purpose and privacy. A dedicated study and formal dining room anchor the front, immediately signaling this is a home designed for people who work and entertain at home. That separation matters. A hallway then flows past a powder bath into the great room, where the design opens up deliberately. The kitchen sits adjacent with an island, gas cooktop, electric oven, and stainless steel appliances arranged for both efficiency and sightlines into the casual dining area. This isn't a gimmick layout - it's spatial strategy.

The primary bedroom occupies the main level with a full ensuite. The bathroom features dual sinks, a mudset shower, and a drop-in tub paired with a generous walk-in closet. This retreat-style setup keeps the master separate from the secondary bedrooms clustered upstairs, where you'll find three additional bedrooms, each with walk-in closets, plus two secondary bathrooms. The second floor adds a game room, media room, and tech space designed with open sightlines back to the main level, preventing that closed-off feeling common in many upstairs layouts.

Material choices reflect durability over flash. HardiPlank and stucco exterior with full gutters. Flooring spans carpet, tile, and wood depending on room function. The recessed lighting and ceiling-high details suggest competent execution. Pre-plumbing for an outdoor sink and tankless water heater reflect forward-thinking practical details. A covered patio extends living space without overcomplication.

Leander itself sits in Leander ISD, with CC Mason Elementary, Running Brushy Middle, and Cedar Park High serving the area. The community features a 9-acre Palazzo Clubhouse with pool, fitness center, and tennis courts. You're roughly 30 minutes north of downtown Austin with straightforward access to tech employment corridors via I-183 and US-183A. New construction completion in September 2026 means move-in timing is locked. This is functional luxury for people who value space organization and practical amenities over excessive ornamentation.