Austin’s Most Expensive Homes on the Market
Discover five extraordinary Austin estates with waterfront acreage, skyline views and resort-style amenities
At the top of Austin’s real estate market, the setting is every bit as lavish as the house. These estates rise above the skyline or stretch along Lake Austin, with private docks, resort-style pools, wellness suites and acres of room to entertain. The price tags are staggering, but the real indulgence is the view.
15016 Flat Top Ranch Road | $20,000,000
6 bedrooms, 6 full bathrooms, 1 partial bathroom | 9,725 sq. ft.
Bellagio Falls combines resort-style waterfront living with rare privacy on nearly 6 acres along Lake Austin. The 9,725-square-foot estate blends Texas ranch design with Santa Barbara-inspired architecture, featuring 6 bedrooms, 6½ bathrooms, inlaid mesquite floors and expansive spaces for both quiet retreats and large-scale entertaining. Outside, cascading waterfalls lead to a newly built pool, while a two-story boat dock provides direct access to nearly 600 feet of constant-level lake frontage.
Listed by Shaun Cochran
3208 Stratford Hills Lane | $16,950,000
6 bedrooms, 7 full bathrooms, 2 partial bathrooms | 8,000 sq. ft.
Skyline views and a large lot distinguish this secluded Stratford Hills estate, located just seven minutes from downtown Austin. Originally built by Dalgleish Construction and later renovated and expanded by Ryan Street Architects, the home features a limestone exterior, vaulted wood ceilings, steel-framed windows and generous spaces for entertaining. A pool, spa and private landscaping create a quiet outdoor retreat, while the remaining grounds offer room for terraced gardens, a sport court or future expansion.
Listed by Kumara Wilcoxon
Villa Serena on Lake Austin | $29,950,000
8 bedrooms, 8 full bathrooms, 2 partial bathrooms | 8,803 sq. ft.
Villa Serena is full of details that give the sprawling Lake Austin estate a distinct personality. Colorful tile, rich woodwork and custom built-ins bring character to the interiors. Outside, more than 300 feet of waterfront surround a saltwater pool, boathouse, cabana and broad lawn overlooking the lake. The home also includes a theater, gym and a serious wellness setup with a sauna, steam room and cold plunge.
Listed by Kumara Wilcoxon
The Sunset Point | $17,000,000
5 bedrooms, 7 full bathrooms, 2 partial bathrooms | 7,738 sq. ft.
From its perch on a lakeside peninsula, Sunset Point offers uninterrupted views of Lake Travis sunsets. Built in 2012, the Spanish revival mansion combines access to nature with modern luxury, including a grandfathered boat dock and tram to the water. The infinity-edge pool appears to spill directly into the lake, while inside, contemporary finishes mix with traditional touches such as wood-beam ceilings and an open-concept layout. On rare nights when the views aren’t enough, the home’s screening room offers another way to unwind.
Listed by Brian Langlois
1003 The High Road | $15,900,000
7 bedrooms, 8 full bathrooms, 3 partial bathrooms | 10,912 sq. ft.
Set in Westlake Hills, The Onyx features soaring ceilings, walls of glass and uninterrupted views of downtown and the Hill Country. A sculptural marble island anchors the kitchen, while an entire level is reserved for the owner’s suite. The home’s most memorable spaces are designed around the view, from the glass-wrapped bath to the rooftop Sky Parlor, where the city becomes part of the backdrop. Plus, a private theater, fitness studio, wine vault, resort-style pool, detached guest house and expansive garage offer plenty of space for entertaining and extended stays.
Listed by Bridget Ramey
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