6000 Osceola Trl, Austin, TX 78738

Set behind the gates of Davenport Summit in the sought-after Sweetwater community, this exceptional former model home at 6000 Osceola Trail makes a statement from the moment you arrive. Backing to a tranquil greenbelt & offering more than 6,000 square feet of living space, the home is designed for both everyday comfort & memorable entertaining w/ three levels of covered patios capturing sweeping Hill Country views. Inside, rich wood floors lead you to a striking central courtyard anchored by a wood-burning fireplace—an inviting spot for evening gatherings under the Texas sky. A bright, private office at the front of the home provides a quiet workspace, while the generously sized dining area easily accommodates both formal dinners and relaxed conversation. At the heart of the home, the chef’s kitchen delivers on every level w/ premium JennAir appliances, including a commercial-style 48” dual-oven range, a 48” built-in refrigerator & a third built-in oven. The adjoining family room is filled w/ natural light from a wall of sliding doors & centered around a classic cast-stone fireplace. The main-level primary suite is a true retreat, featuring direct access to a covered patio, a spa-like bath, & convenient connection to the laundry room. Downstairs, the walk-out basement sets the stage for entertaining with a guest suite, an elegant pub room with fireplace and wet bar, a flexible space ideal for a gym or secondary office, and a tucked-away wine room beneath the stairs. Upstairs, you’ll find an additional guest en-suite, two bedrooms joined by a Jack-and-Jill bath, a dedicated media room, and a game room that opens to the upper covered patio—complete with built-in cabinetry and dual refrigerators. Year-round soffit lighting enhances the home’s exterior ambiance. Beyond the home, Sweetwater offers a resort-style lifestyle with two pools, a residents-only fitness center, basketball, pickleball and sand volleyball courts, a dog park, and miles of hiking and biking trails.

At 6,011 square feet priced at $216 per square foot, 6000 Osceola Trl stands out as a large-format luxury offering in Sweetwater with the scale, layout, and setting buyers rarely find in one property. In Austin 78738 in Travis County, this 2014 single family residence pairs five bedrooms, four full baths, one half bath, and a three-car garage with a gated Davenport Summit position inside the Sweetwater community. For buyers focused on school path, the home sits in Lake Travis ISD, with Rough Hollow, Lake Travis Middle, and Lake Travis High assigned.

The lot measures 0.257 acres, but the value story here is not just land size. It is how the house uses its site. The home backs to a greenbelt and is arranged to take advantage of that orientation with three levels of covered patios and broad Hill Country views. That combination matters because it creates separation, usable outdoor living, and a stronger sense of privacy than many homes competing in this price range. The floor plan also shows clear intent. A front office gives real work-from-home function. A central courtyard with a wood-burning fireplace creates another outdoor room at the core of the house. The main living areas are built for both daily use and larger gatherings, with a substantial dining space, a family room anchored by a cast-stone fireplace, and a kitchen equipped with JennAir appliances including a 48-inch dual-oven range, a 48-inch built-in refrigerator, and an additional built-in oven.

The primary suite on the main level improves long-term livability, especially with direct patio access and a connection to the laundry room. Secondary spaces are also well distributed. The walk-out basement adds a guest suite, a pub room with fireplace and wet bar, flexible bonus space, and a wine room, while the upper level includes another guest en-suite, two bedrooms with a Jack-and-Jill bath, a media room, and a game room opening to an upper covered patio with built-in cabinetry and dual refrigerators. Three fireplaces in total reinforce the scale of the entertaining spaces.

Sweetwater’s community amenities add another layer of value, with two pools, a residents-only fitness center, basketball, pickleball, sand volleyball, a dog park, and hiking and biking trails. At 53 days on market and $1.30M, this is a property for buyers who understand the advantage of buying square footage, school access, gated positioning, and view-oriented outdoor living in a part of the market where those attributes tend to hold their relevance over time.

Sweetwater is the Bee Cave community where the developer spent as much on the pool complex as some neighborhoods spend on their entire amenity package. The resort-style aquatic center includes a heated lap pool, a family pool with splash pad, and an adults-only pool, all surrounded by Hill Country landscaping and cabana seating. It sounds like a vacation resort, but this is a neighborhood amenity residents use on a regular Tuesday in June.

Sweetwater is in Bee Cave within the 78738 zip code, along Sweetwater Boulevard off Hamilton Pool Road. Downtown Austin is approximately 25 minutes east via Highway 71 to MoPac. The Bee Cave commercial district is about five minutes along the 71 corridor. Hamilton Pool Preserve is roughly 20 minutes west on Hamilton Pool Road. Reimers Ranch Park, with rock climbing, mountain biking, and Pedernales river access, is about 15 minutes in the same direction. Lake Travis boat ramps are 15 to 20 minutes away.

Housing reflects construction from 2015 through present. Hill Country Contemporary dominates at roughly 40 percent, with native limestone, metal roofing, and floor plans oriented around outdoor living. Texas Traditional accounts for about 25 percent. Modern Farmhouse at approximately 20 percent brings the open-plan aesthetic popular across Austin luxury. Lot sizes range from a fifth of an acre in townhome sections to three-quarters of an acre on estate lots. Pricing spans from the mid-$500s for patio homes to over $2.5 million for custom builds. The core market for a four-bedroom falls between $850,000 and $1.4 million.

Lake Travis ISD serves Sweetwater, with assignments at Bee Cave Elementary, Lake Travis Middle, and Lake Travis High. The district rests on strong academic performance, competitive athletics, and broad extracurriculars. Lake Travis High sends graduates to competitive universities statewide. The growing commercial tax base supplements residential revenue and supports per-student spending.

The internal trail system connects neighborhoods to the pool complex, parks, and common areas. Falconhead West trails are nearby for longer outings. Hamilton Pool draws visitors from across Texas but is close enough to feel local. Reimers Ranch offers 18-plus miles for biking and hiking plus river access. Cafe Blue handles seafood consistently. The Garden at Ellera brings Italian-influenced fare for date nights. Jack Allen's Kitchen serves Texas comfort food with local sourcing. Baguette et Chocolat provides French bakery and bistro. Meridian 98 brings a modern American menu. Summer revolves around pools and lake outings. Fall and spring push residents onto trails and into Hill Country parks.

Compared to Serene Hills, which emphasizes preserved green space, Sweetwater offers a larger community with more amenity infrastructure. Serene Hills is quieter and more intimate. Sweetwater is more active and programmed. Compared to Rough Hollow with its marina, Sweetwater lacks direct lake infrastructure but counters with the pool complex and a location closer to Bee Cave's commercial core. Rough Hollow suits buyers centered on the lake. Sweetwater suits those wanting resort amenities without tying routine to water.

Sweetwater fits families wanting a loaded amenity package, Lake Travis ISD, and Bee Cave convenience without committing to a lake or golf lifestyle. If your Saturday involves morning laps, an afternoon hike at Reimers Ranch, and dinner at one of five restaurants within ten minutes, this is where those things converge. The community is large enough for variety but structured enough that amenities create connection points. It is built for people who will actually use what the HOA provides.