109 Tambra Lea Ln Liberty Hill, TX 78642
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About this home
Welcome to the pinnacle of luxury Hill Country living located at 109 Tambra Lea Lane. This exquisite custom smart home, designed and built by Prince Development, is in the prestigious Oak Bend Estates community of Liberty Hill, Texas. Situated on 2.136 acres, this beautifully designed Estate offers the perfect blend of modern elegance and Hill Country charm. Inside, the spacious floor plan features 4 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms, each bedroom with a private en-suite, laid out on custom porcelain tile flooring with herringbone inlay features. Separate home office and laundry room. The open concept living, dining, and kitchen area is filled with natural light and showcases custom windows with picturesque views of the serene backyard. Step outside into your private oasis, greeted with a heated in-ground pool and spa complete with cool-tech flooring, UV filtration system, an outdoor shower, and a custom fire pit—ideal for entertaining or relaxing. Home is prepped for an outdoor kitchen. Expansive covered patios at the front and back allow you to enjoy the peaceful outdoor setting year-round. Enjoy two 2 car garages with the convenience of one attached and one detached. Extensive addition parking for guests. Additional standout features include a fully equipped butler’s pantry, electric vehicle charging station, a full in-home water filtration/water softener system with reverse osmosis, raised organic garden beds, full sprinkler system, Vivint home security system, and a pre-poured concrete pad ready for a future casita, guest house, or shop—to also include matching limestone situated on the property. Zoned to the highly acclaimed Liberty Hill ISD, this property offers the ultimate in upgrades, functionality, and location. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a truly custom estate home that captures the essence of Hill Country living. Schedule your private showing today with a two-hour notice. Pre-qualified buyers only.
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