5308 Laguna Cliff Ln, Austin, TX 78734

Welcome to your stunning retreat in The Reserve at Hudson Bend. Nestled at the end of a cul-de-sac on a 1.5-acre wooded lot, this home offers a tranquil, park-like setting. A custom fountain and rotunda porch welcome you inside this expansive single-level plan, featuring comfortable living spaces with a home office, formal dining, and open kitchen and living areas with a fireplace, all accented by archways and tray ceilings.

The gourmet kitchen is a chef’s dream, with a single-slab quartzite island, Thermador gas range with pot filler, Wolf microwave, Thermador refrigerator, two Thermador dishwashers flanking the sink, a total of three sinks, bar with wine refrigerator, and an oversized walk-through pantry. The primary wing is secluded for ultimate privacy and includes a soaking tub, walk-in shower, closed closet, and large walk-in wardrobe. All four additional bedrooms are spacious with generous closets and ensuite baths. Storage abounds with the walk-through pantry, service area, wide laundry with sink, and a three-car garage equipped with risers for cabinets.

Resort-style outdoor living is at its finest with sunny patios, expansive decks, fire pit, pool, spa, waterfall, and a charming treehouse. A motorized 16-foot gate at the back fence along Rocky Ridge Road provides convenient access and flexibility for future improvements. Only a three-minute drive takes you to Emerald Point Marina, Bar, and Grill on Lake Travis, while nearby dining, entertainment, shopping, and recreational opportunities are within easy reach.

This home perfectly blends luxury, comfort, and the serene natural beauty of Hudson Bend—truly a coveted Lake Travis lifestyle.

A 1.513-acre cul-de-sac homesite is the defining advantage at 5308 Laguna Cliff Ln, especially at a property offering 4,145 square feet on a single-level plan in Austin. Priced at $1.50M, or $362 per square foot, this five-bedroom residence brings together land, usable scale, and school path in Lake Travis ISD, with Lake Travis Elementary, Hudson Bend Middle, and Lake Travis High in the assigned track.

Built in 2003, the house is structured for buyers who value privacy and function over empty volume. The primary suite sits in a separate wing, while the four secondary bedrooms are all generously sized and paired with ensuite baths. Formal dining, a dedicated office, and open kitchen and living areas create distinct zones without breaking up the floor plan. A fireplace anchors the main living space, and the interior detailing, including archways and tray ceilings, gives the home a more custom feel than a standard suburban layout.

The kitchen is where the house makes its strongest day-to-day case. A single-slab quartzite island sets the center of the room, backed by a Thermador gas range with pot filler, Thermador refrigerator, Wolf microwave, two Thermador dishwashers, three sinks, a wine refrigerator, and an oversized walk-through pantry. That level of equipment matters in a house of this size because it supports real use, not just presentation. Storage is also handled correctly, from the service area and wide laundry room with sink to the three-car garage with risers for cabinets.

Outside, the property leans into recreation and flexibility. The pool, spa, waterfall, fire pit, patios, decks, and treehouse create multiple use areas across the lot rather than forcing everything into one backyard vignette. A motorized 16-foot gate at the back fence along Rocky Ridge Road adds practical access and opens up future options for how the site can be used. Emerald Point Marina, Bar, and Grill on Lake Travis is about a three-minute drive away, which gives the property a direct connection to the lake lifestyle without sacrificing the privacy of a wooded setting.

With 17 days on market, this is a residential single-family offering that stands out less for flash than for the fundamentals buyers tend to hold onto: acreage, a one-story layout, a deep amenity package, and a credible Lake Travis location that should continue to matter over time.