265 Leaning Rock RDG, Austin, TX 78737

Front porch opens into a grand entryway embraced by a private home office with French doors, a formal dining room, and a spiral staircase. A guest suite is off the main entrance and features a full bathroom and walk-in closet. The two-story family room boasts a 19-foot ceiling and glass sliding doors, and a wood mantel fireplace. Hardwood floors throughout main living area. The kitchen hosts a morning area, a double wall oven, a 6-range gas range top, an island with built-in seating, walk-in pantry, butler's pantry and additional storage space. The primary bedroom features a wall of windows. The primary bedroom hosts dual vanities, a freestanding tub, separate glass enclosed shower, two-walk-in closets, a linen closet, and secondary access to the utility room. Upstairs on the second level you are greeted by a game room with French doors leading into a separate media room. Secondary bedrooms featuring walk-in closets and a Hollywood bathroom. An additional private guest suite completes the second floor. Two-story extended covered backyard patio. A mud room with a half-bathroom is located off the three-car garage.

The clearest advantage at 265 Leaning Rock Rdg is value in a new 2026 build: 3,800 square feet, five bedrooms, four full baths, one half bath, and a three-car garage at $1.12M, or $296 per square foot, in Austin. In Austin 78737 in Hays County, the home also carries Dripping Springs ISD assignment, including Cypress Springs Elementary, Sycamore Springs Middle, and Dripping Springs High School, which gives the property more than just square footage to work with. On a 0.2238 acre lot, this is a residential single family offering designed around both daily function and guest flexibility.

The plan starts with a front porch entry and a formal sequence that separates work, dining, and circulation cleanly. A dedicated office with French doors sits off the entry, along with a formal dining room and a guest suite with its own full bath and walk-in closet, a useful setup for multigenerational living or long-stay visitors. The main living area opens into a two-story family room with a 19-foot ceiling, sliding glass doors, hardwood flooring, and a fireplace with a wood mantel, so the house gets vertical volume without giving up usable wall space and connection to the backyard. The kitchen is built for real use, not just appearance, with a morning area, double wall ovens, a gas range top, an island with built-in seating, a walk-in pantry, a butler's pantry, and added storage that keeps bulk items and service pieces out of sight.

The primary suite is positioned as a true first-floor retreat, anchored by a wall of windows and supported by dual vanities, a freestanding tub, a separate glass enclosed shower, two walk-in closets, a linen closet, and direct access to the utility room. Upstairs, the layout keeps recreational space contained with a game room leading through French doors to a separate media room, while the secondary bedrooms maintain practical storage with walk-in closets and a Hollywood bathroom. A second private guest suite upstairs adds flexibility that many five bedroom plans still miss. The extended two-story covered patio and mud room with a half bath off the garage finish the house with the kind of details that support daily wear over time. For buyers focused on new construction, school district strength, and a floor plan that can adapt as household needs change, this property is positioned well for long-term use and relevance.