Stucco, Oak & a Nicklaus Course
109 Escavera Cove sits on 0.49 acres fronting the 14th hole of Flintrock Falls, inside Escavera, a guard-gated enclave that the Jack Nicklaus-designed course wraps on every side.
Built in 2013, the 5,701-square-foot home pairs white stucco and a clay tile roof with arched windows, iron-framed entry doors and exposed timber beams. Five bedrooms and five baths spread across two levels, with a beamed great room that opens to the kitchen and dining room on the main floor.
Out back, a covered loggia with a stained wood ceiling faces the pool and hot tub, with the fairway beyond the lawn, an outdoor fireplace anchors the side courtyard, and mature live oaks shade the lawn. H-E-B Lakeway, the Hill Country Galleria, Hamilton Greenbelt and Lake Travis are a short drive, and downtown Austin is about 25 minutes via Highway 71.
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