3238 Bay Hill Ln, Round Rock, TX 78664

One of a find in Forest Creek—this 5,000+ sq foot home has been fully reimagined with modern, luxury finishes and stands alone as one of the most unique properties in the community. From the moment you step inside, soaring 20 ft ceilings, a dramatic dual staircase, and expansive living spaces set the tone for elevated living.

Offering 5 true bedrooms (one currently styled as a media/theater room), 3 living areas, 2 dining rooms, a dedicated office, and a separate flex room/2nd office/Wine room/Playroom, this home delivers unmatched versatility and room to grow.

The heart of the home is the fully upgraded kitchen, complemented by a stunning primary suite featuring a spa-like bath and an enviable California walk-in closet.

Step outside to your private retreat: a fully turfed backyard, in-ground pool, and a spacious covered patio, with an additional upstairs balcony for morning coffee or sunset views.

Every detail has been curated for comfort, luxury, and lifestyle. Homes like this rarely hit the market, schedule your showing today!

3238 Bay Hill Ln stands out on scale alone: 5,089 square feet on 0.443 acres in Round Rock is a sizable single family offering for this part of Round Rock, and the $250 per square foot price point gives buyers a clear way to measure that footprint against competing inventory. It sits in Round Rock ISD, with a school path that includes Forest Creek Elementary, Ridgeview Middle, and Cedar Ridge High, which keeps the location discussion grounded in known district access rather than vague neighborhood appeal.

Built in 2004, the house brings together five bedrooms, three full baths, one half bath, a three-car garage, a pool, and one fireplace in a format that supports both daily use and larger household needs. The strongest value proposition is not just the bedroom count. It is the amount of flexible interior space implied by the layout. The remarks indicate multiple living and dining areas, dedicated office space, and an additional flex room, along with one bedroom currently functioning as media space. That kind of capacity matters because buyers at this level are usually testing a home for range, not just finish quality. They want a property that can handle work, guests, recreation, and privacy without forcing compromises.

The interior has reportedly been reworked with a more current finish level, but the more durable point is the underlying structure. Soaring ceilings and a dual staircase create a stronger sense of volume and separation than many early 2000s homes that relied on raw square footage without enough architectural presence. Here, the scale appears to be paired with a layout that reads intentionally rather than simply oversized. That distinction matters in resale because buyers tend to reward usable square footage more than square footage alone.

Outside, the lot size gives the home more breathing room than a tighter suburban parcel, and the pool shifts the backyard from incidental space to a real part of the property’s function. After 83 days on market, the opportunity is clear for the buyer who evaluates homes analytically: substantial square footage, a near half-acre site, established Forest Creek positioning, and a Round Rock ISD location that supports long-term usability and market relevance. For buyers focused on size, adaptability, and location discipline, this is the kind of property that can continue to make sense well beyond the next ownership cycle.