8829 Silverarrow Cir, Austin, TX 78759

Extensively renovated and thoughtfully expanded, this exceptional home was taken down to the studs and reimagined with modern design, quality craftsmanship, and premium finishes throughout. The renovation introduced soaring vaulted ceilings, rich hardwood flooring, Anderson double-pane windows, recessed lighting, updated sheetrock, trim, baseboards, and drywall, creating a bright and cohesive living environment. The chef-inspired kitchen features custom cabinetry, solid-surface countertops, and a full suite of GE Café appliances, including a gas range, refrigerator, dishwasher, and under-counter ice maker. In 2024, a spacious primary suite addition elevated the home's functionality and comfort. The retreat includes a spa-like bath with a freestanding soaking tub, separate shower, dual closets, custom millwork, designer finishes, and thoughtfully curated details throughout. Connected to the primary suite is a private flex space with a Murphy bed, built-in desk, and its own door for privacy, ideal as a home office, nursery, guest quarters, or creative studio. Additional improvements completed in 2024 include new Anderson front and rear doors, a standing seam metal roof, and an Ipe hardwood deck overlooking the backyard. The remodel also extended HVAC service to the garage, adding year-round comfort and versatility. Every detail of this property reflects careful planning, quality materials, and timeless style.

At 8829 Silverarrow Circle in Westover Hills, you're looking at a 1968 masonry home that stopped being ordinary the moment someone took it down to the studs and rebuilt it with intention. This is what a proper renovation looks like - not a cosmetic refresh, but a complete reimagining that preserved the bones of an older Austin home while giving it the systems and spaces a modern family actually needs.

The house reads as open and light because the 2024 renovation introduced vaulted ceilings throughout, stripping away the boxed-in feeling that defined so many homes from this era. Hardwood floors and tile work together across the 3,254 square feet, creating natural zones without walls that divide. The kitchen sits as the obvious anchor - quartz counters, gas cooktop, built-in ovens, and the kind of appliance suite that suggests someone who actually cooks. There's a kitchen island that's not just decorative and a pantry that holds things. Multiple living and dining areas mean the home doesn't funnel everyone into a single room.

What makes this property distinctive is the primary suite addition completed in 2024. This isn't a master bedroom tacked onto the back - it's a full retreat with a soaking tub, separate shower, dual closets with custom millwork, and immediate access to a flex space featuring a Murphy bed and built-in desk. That flex room works as a home office, guest quarters, or creative studio depending on who's living here and what they need. The separation matters. So does the privacy of having your own door.

The bones matter too. New standing seam metal roof, Anderson windows throughout, extended HVAC even into the garage, full gutters, an Ipe hardwood deck overlooking the backyard. The lot is 0.261 acres with mature trees - several over 40 feet - and sits on a level piece of property that slopes toward the rear. Front and rear sprinkler systems keep everything green.

The location positions you in the Anderson High School zone within Austin ISD, with Hill Elementary and Murchison Middle feeding into it. Westover Hills sits on the northwest side near Silverado Drive, walkable proximity to Shoal Creek and established residential character. At $427 per square foot and $1.39 million, this is what happens when a 1968 house gets rebuilt right - you keep the neighborhood history and lot maturity while gaining a home that doesn't require anything from you for years.

Westover Hills sits in the 78759 zip in Northwest Austin, built mostly between 1972 and 1985 on the rolling terrain north of Far West Boulevard. Houses are 2,400-4,500 sqft on quarter-acre to half-acre lots with mature live oaks and the kind of long driveways that came with 1970s suburban planning. Most homes have been updated at least once - kitchens and baths from the 2010s, HVAC and roofs newer.

What makes Westover Hills different from other Northwest Austin neighborhoods is the Westover Hills Club - a private swim and tennis club exclusive to residents. The pool, tennis courts, and family events run year-round. Membership is included with most home purchases in the deed-restricted area, so you don't have to wait for a slot.

Pricing runs $850K for original-condition homes up to $1.8M for renovated and expanded properties. The neighborhood holds value because the lots are bigger than most of Northwest Austin and the school zoning is strong: Hill Elementary, Murchison Middle, and Anderson High School - which runs the International Baccalaureate program that draws families from across the district.

Location works well if you commute to Northwest Austin tech employers: 5 minutes to The Domain, 8 minutes to Apple's North Austin campus, 10 minutes to the Arboretum, and 15 minutes to downtown via MoPac. Great Hills Park and the Bull Creek greenbelt sit at the western edge with hiking trails that connect to the larger Bull Creek system.

Restaurants and shopping cluster on Anderson Lane, Far West Boulevard, and at the Arboretum: Eddie V's, Z'Tejas, Truluck's, Maudie's Tex-Mex, and the Whole Foods at Gateway. The Arboretum walking path makes outdoor dining and weekend errands easy.

Best for buyers who want larger lots than most of Northwest Austin, IB-program school zoning, the private Westover Hills Club, and quick access to both the Domain and downtown.