600 County Road 257, Liberty Hill, TX 78642

Montage Ranch is set across 15 private acres just outside Georgetown, offering a rare combination of land, privacy, and a residence designed to engage with its surroundings while remaining within reach of Austin. Built by Sendero Homes and designed by architect Rob Sander, the home spans over 7,500 square feet, balancing scale with a layout suited for both everyday living and entertaining.

A long drive and circular entry create a strong sense of arrival, opening to views across rolling pastureland. With agricultural exemption in place and open land surrounding the home, the setting delivers space and quiet that is increasingly difficult to find at this scale near Austin. Native wildlife moves freely throughout, reinforcing the connection to the Hill Country landscape.

Inside, natural materials and craftsmanship define the home. Acacia hardwood floors, travertine, plaster walls, and custom alder cabinetry create a warm interior, while 10 to 12 foot ceilings, beams, and groin vault details add depth. The kitchen anchors the home with double islands, Wolf and Sub Zero appliances, a farmhouse sink, and generous prep space.

The primary suite offers privacy and scale with dual closets, separate water closets, a walk through shower, and soaking tub. Secondary bedrooms are oversized, with a dedicated office or optional bedroom, utility room, and mudroom.

Outdoor living is a defining feature. A covered structure with exposed trusses extends the home with a wraparound bar, outdoor kitchen, dining area, and wood burning fireplace. The pool and spa sit just beyond.

A detached structure serves as a media room or guest retreat with living area, kitchenette, bedroom, and bath. Garage and storage support a land driven lifestyle.

Montage Ranch offers private acreage just outside Georgetown, with additional acreage available for future expansion or long term land holding.

Montage Ranch spans 15 private acres in Liberty Hill, just outside Georgetown in Williamson County, delivering the rare combination of authentic Hill Country land and a residence built to command it. Completed in 2013 by Sendero Homes and designed by architect Rob Sander, this 7,557-square-foot residence sits on a working agricultural property with exemption status, meaning the land itself functions as a long-term asset independent of the home's value.

The design philosophy centers on material honesty and spatial generosity. Acacia hardwood floors, travertine, spray foam insulation with stone veneer and stucco exterior, and custom alder cabinetry create an interior that reads warm rather than formal. Exposed beams and groin vault ceiling details span 10 to 12 feet throughout, establishing rhythm and preventing the scale from feeling institutional. The material palette deliberately avoids trends, grounding the home in the Hill Country vernacular while maintaining contemporary function.

The kitchen anchors daily life with dual islands, Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, a farmhouse sink, and counter space that suits serious cooking. A separate wine refrigerator and warming drawer reflect the entertaining purpose built into the home's DNA. The primary suite occupies the main floor with dual walk-in closets, dual water closets, a walk-through shower, and soaking tub. Five bedrooms total include oversized secondary rooms, a dedicated office, utility room, and mudroom that acknowledge a land-driven lifestyle.

Outdoor living extends the home through a covered structure with exposed trusses, wraparound bar, built-in grill, wood-burning fireplace, and dining area. The pool and spa sit adjacent to the main structure. A detached guest house with living area, kitchenette, bedroom, and bath functions as either a media retreat or accommodation for extended guests. Seven-car garage and additional storage support vehicles, equipment, and the operational needs of 15 acres.

Liberty Hill ISD serves the property, with students attending Louine Noble Elementary, Santa Rita Middle School, and Liberty Hill High School. The location places buyers approximately 30-35 minutes from downtown Austin via County Road 257 to I-35. The agricultural exemption on this acreage creates flexibility for future expansion or long-term land holding while maintaining the existing residence as a fully appointed primary home. This combination of privacy, scale, and design intentionality remains difficult to replicate near Austin.