4214 Deepwoods Dr, Austin, TX 78731

Another breathtaking residence by Studio Penhaskashi, located on prime Deep Woods Drive in the highly coveted Northwest Hills.

This thoughtfully designed 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home (plus casita) spans approximately 2,400 square feet and includes a beautifully appointed detached casita for office or an additional living space.

The guest bedroom is ideally located for in-laws, or an as an au-pair suite.

The house is perfectly suited for families of all sizes, the flexible layout offers both connection and privacy.

The main living space showcases a bright, light-filled open floor plan with seamless flow for everyday living and entertaining. A chef’s kitchen anchors the home, featuring a premium Viking appliance package, luxurious countertops, custom walnut cabinetry, and rich Venetian plaster finishes that elevate the interiors with warmth and texture.

Situated on a 10,101 sq ft lot in one of Northwest Hills’ most desirable pockets, this show-stopping home blends refined materials, thoughtful craftsmanship, and timeless Austin living.

At $875 per square foot, 4214 Deepwoods Dr stands out as a $2.10 million opportunity in one of Austin’s most established luxury pockets. In Northwest Hills, 4214 Deepwoods Dr puts you in a part of Austin where midcentury lots, mature trees, and strong school draw still shape long-term value.

This is a 4 bedroom, 3 bath single family residence with 2,400 square feet on a 0.2319 acre lot in Travis County. Built in 1965 and on the market for 20 days, the home pairs original Northwest Hills scale with a layout that works for how buyers live now. A 2-car garage and fireplace add everyday function, and the lot size matters here. In Central Austin terms, nearly a quarter acre gives you breathing room that is getting harder to find at this price point and this distance from the city core.

The setting is a major part of the appeal. Northwest Hills is known for quiet residential streets, quick access to Mesa Drive and Far West Boulevard, and efficient routes to Loop 1 and RM 2222. From this section of 78731, you can move quickly toward The Domain, Downtown Austin, or the medical corridor around Ascension Seton and Dell Seton-linked central services depending on traffic patterns. For daily life, you are also close to Bull Creek District Park, Bright Leaf Preserve, and the shopping and dining nodes that make Northwest Hills practical, not just scenic.

For families focused on Austin ISD, this address feeds to Doss (Austin ISD), Murchison, and Anderson. That combination continues to anchor demand in Northwest Hills because buyers know these school paths by name, not just by district. The address, the school track, and the neighborhood identity all register clearly with search engines and with real buyers comparing West and Central Austin options.

What is it like to live at 4214 Deepwoods Dr in Austin, TX 78731? It means having a classic Northwest Hills address, a usable 0.2319 acre homesite, and access to the roads, parks, and school campuses that define daily convenience in this part of the city. For buyers who want Austin character without giving up location efficiency, this is the kind of property that tends to hold attention now and hold value over time.

Northwest Hills is a family neighborhood in 78731, built in the 1960s-80s on wooded half-acre lots between MoPac and Loop 360. Median home price $1.19M. Austin ISD schools — Doss Elementary and Murchison Middle rank among the district's best. 12 minutes to UT campus, 15 to downtown.

The housing stock is predominantly single-story ranch and split-level homes on lots averaging 0.3-0.5 acres with mature live oak and cedar canopy. Most original homes are 1,800-3,000 sq ft. A renovation wave has been updating kitchens and adding square footage without tearing down — the lot sizes accommodate additions well. Active listings typically number 15-25 at any given time.

Daily life revolves around the schools and the outdoors. Bull Creek for weekend wading, Mount Bonnell for sunset hikes (8 minutes from the neighborhood), Northwest District Park for soccer and the playground. Far West corridor handles weeknight dining — Saffron, 5280 Burger, Yamas. The Arboretum and Domain are 10 minutes north for shopping. HEB on Far West is the neighborhood grocery hub.

What makes Northwest Hills the family value play in Central Austin: Doss/Murchison school quality at roughly half the Eanes ISD price point, lot sizes that rival Westlake, and a 15-minute commute that beats the suburbs. The tradeoff is Austin ISD (good but not Eanes) and 1960s-80s housing stock that often needs updating.