350 Leaning Rock RDG, Austin, TX 78737

Home office with French doors framing the entry with 19-foot ceiling. Formal dining room flows into the family room and kitchen. Family room hosts sliding glass doors, a fireplace, hardwood floors throughout main living area, and a 19-foot ceiling. Island kitchen with built-in seating space, a built-in double wall oven, a 5-burner gas cooktop, and a corner walk-in pantry flows into the morning area. Primary bedroom with a wall of windows. Primary bathroom hosts a French door entry, dual vanities, freestanding tub, separate glass enclosed shower and two walk-in closets that offer private access to the utility room. Additional bedroom with walk-in closet on first level. Second level hosts secondary bedrooms, a Hollywood bathroom, game room and a media room with French doors. Extended covered backyard patio. Mud room just off the three-car garage.

The entrance to 350 Leaning Rock Ridge in the Austin community announces itself with restraint. French doors frame the foyer, opening to a home office beneath a 19-foot coffered ceiling. This is not a house that announces itself to the street. Instead, it reserves its scale and craftsmanship for those inside.

The main living spaces flow with intention. Hardwood floors connect the formal dining room, family room, and kitchen without interruption. The family room anchors the plan with a fireplace and wall of sliding glass doors that dissolve the boundary between interior and the protected greenbelt lot. The kitchen itself is functional rather than showy: a 5-burner gas cooktop, built-in double wall oven with self-cleaning capability, and ENERGY STAR appliances that prioritize efficiency. The island accommodates daily life. The corner walk-in pantry disappears from view.

Upstairs, the plan separates spaces for different rhythms. A game room and media room with French doors allow teenagers and guests to occupy their own territory. The second floor also houses secondary bedrooms and a full Hollywood bathroom that serves multiple children without compromise.

The primary bedroom occupies the main level with windows that frame the rear lot. The primary bathroom is genuinely private: French doors, dual vanities, a freestanding soaking tub, separate glass-enclosed shower, and two walk-in closets with direct access to the utility room. A second first-floor bedroom with its own walk-in closet provides flexibility for guests or office space.

Built in 2026, this 3,798-square-foot home sits on 0.2453 acres with a private greenbelt buffer. Sprinklers serve both rear and front yards. The three-car garage connects through a dedicated mud room, separating the messy logistics of family life from the main interior.

The property is zoned to Dripping Springs Independent School District, with Cypress Springs Elementary, Sycamore Springs Middle, and Dripping Springs High School serving the area. Dripping Springs High School sits just minutes away on Dripping Springs Drive.

At $1.07M (283 dollars per square foot), this is a new home in a mature subdivision where privacy is built into the lot and the plan. The Austin community offers that specific combination: proximity to Austin without proximity to crowds, access to Southwest Austin schools without suburban density, and the quiet certainty of fresh construction with decade-long warranties on structural systems and mechanicals.