8400 Blazyk Dr, Austin, TX 78737

Tucked into the scenic, desirable enclave of The Overlook at Lewis Mountain, this exceptional SW Austin estate blends refined luxury with relaxed Hill Country living. Set on 1.1+ acres, the property features lush landscaping, majestic oaks, numerous gardens, and thoughtfully designed xeriscaped spaces—creating a setting that is both beautiful and sustainable. Native wildlife adds a peaceful connection to nature just minutes from the city. A rich variety of native birds makes this a true birder’s paradise. With 6+ adjacent acres of HOA-owned open space, the feeling of privacy and tranquility are a rare treasure this close to town. The residence showcases its updated quality craftsmanship with its four+ bedrooms, a dedicated office/lounge, and a large upstairs game/bonus room. A private home gym with a concealed Murphy bed and adjacent full bath offers flexibility as a 5th bedroom. Interior highlights include French oak flooring, newer windows with rich window treatments and an updated kitchen with premium Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, plus stunning lighting, stonework and other features throughout. Boasting not only a wonderful floorplan with abundant storage, this home offers so much in the way of outdoor living and shines with a wraparound front porch, a spacious screened-in porch with wood burning stone fireplace, and an outdoor kitchen ideal for entertaining. The pool, completed in 2013, is surrounded by lovely Hill Country views, an herb garden, cozy firepit, abundant wildflower | butterfly gardens and great open spaces to play, host friends & family, and create your own private retreat. Zoned to highly regarded schools and conveniently located near trails, golf, downtown, ABIA, and many Austin amenities, this property offers both seclusion and accessibility in a curated and beloved neighborhood. A detailed list of upgrades is available upon request. More than a home, it’s a lifestyle defined by comfort, beauty, and deep connection to Central Texas living.

At 8400 Blazyk Drive in Austin, you get 3,714 square feet of carefully considered living space on 1.139 acres where the architecture reflects a genuine understanding of Hill Country living. Built in 2002 and refined over two decades, this four-bedroom, four-bath residence ($464 per square foot) demonstrates the kind of intentional design that separates a house from a home.

The bones matter here. French oak flooring flows through main living spaces, paired with vaulted ceilings and recessed lighting that emphasizes volume without clutter. The material choices work together-natural woodwork, stone details, and updated Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances in the kitchen create a cohesive interior language rather than a collision of styles. You'll find a dedicated office on the main level, a game room upstairs, and a gym with a concealed Murphy bed and private bath that functions as a flexible fifth bedroom. Storage exists throughout, which is architecture doing its job properly.

Outside is where this property reveals its philosophy. A wraparound front porch, screened rear porch with wood-burning fireplace, and side porch create graduated transitions between interior and landscape. The pool, rebuilt in 2013, sits within sight lines designed for entertaining but also for solitude. Herb gardens, butterfly gardens, a fire pit, and mature oaks (some over 40 feet tall) form an outdoor room that feels both cultivated and wild. Six adjacent acres of HOA-owned greenbelt deepen the sense of privacy while keeping you minutes from Austin.

Austin sits in Southwest Austin, zoned to Baldwin Elementary, Gorzycki Middle, and Bowie High within Austin ISD. The neighborhood borders open space near golf courses and hiking trails. Downtown Austin is approximately 15 minutes north via US 290, while Austin-Bergstrom International Airport sits about 20 minutes east. The location offers genuine accessibility without the constant reminder that you're in the city.

Native oaks, bird populations, and xeriscaped gardens mean this property sustains itself efficiently. The automatic sprinkler system, mature landscaping, and native plantings reduce the gap between beauty and responsibility. This is architecture and land management that respects where it sits.