821 Old Stone, Austin, TX 78737

Step off the front porch into a grand entryway boasting a 20-foot ceiling and curved staircase. French doors open into the home office. Dining room is adjacent from the office. Past the stairs you enter the open family room with a wall of windows and extended ceilings. The morning area connects the living area and the kitchen. An island with built-in seating, corner walk-in pantry and butler's pantry provide additional storage. The primary bedroom hosts a wall of windows. French doors open into the primary bathroom which features dual vanities, a garden tub, a separate glass enclosed shower, and two walk-in closets. A private guest suite is off of the morning area and features a walk-in closet and private bathroom. Upstairs you are greeted by a game room which overlooks the main floor and a media room with three large windows. Secondary bedrooms which boast walk-in closets and a Hollywood bathroom as well as an additional guest suite complete the second floor. Covered backyard patio. The mud room, utility room, and additional storage area off of the porte-cochere four-car garage.

New construction at 5,016 square feet for $279 per square foot is the clearest value story at 821 Old Stone. In Austin in Austin 78737, this five bedroom, five bath, two half bath single family residence also sits in Dripping Springs ISD, with Cypress Springs named for the elementary path, which matters for buyers weighing both daily function and long term resale position in Hays County.

Built in 2025 on 0.3317 acres, the house is organized for buyers who want scale without wasting square footage. The entry makes an immediate statement with a 20-foot ceiling and curved staircase, then the plan settles into a practical layout with a dedicated home office behind French doors, a dining room near the front of the home, and a central family room shaped by extended ceilings and a full wall of windows. The kitchen and morning area keep the main living spaces connected, while the island seating, corner walk-in pantry, and butler's pantry add the kind of storage capacity buyers expect at this level.

The primary suite is positioned to feel separate from the busier parts of the house and is anchored by another wall of windows. Its bath is built around dual vanities, a garden tub, a glass enclosed shower, and two walk-in closets, which is a strong functional detail for a home intended to perform well for everyday use, not just first impression. A private guest suite off the morning area adds flexibility for extended stays or multigenerational living.

Upstairs, the plan continues to justify the size. A game room overlooks the main floor, the media room brings in natural light through three large windows, and the secondary bedrooms are supported by walk-in closets, a Hollywood bath, and an additional guest suite. That gives the home real separation across generations, guests, and work from home routines. Outside, the covered backyard patio extends usable living space, and the mud room, utility room, and extra storage tied to the porte-cochere four-car garage strengthen the day to day utility that often separates a house that photographs well from one that lives well.

At $1.40M after 125 days on market, this is a sizable 2025 product in Austin with current construction, a four-car garage, and a school path tied to Dripping Springs High and Sycamore Springs, all of which support its position for buyers focused on long horizon value.