1901 Toro Canyon

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Built by Honed Homes in collaboration with Hogan Architects + Development and designed by acclaimed Austin interior architect Melanie Raines, 1901 Toro Canyon was recently completed with exceptional attention to detail and craftsmanship. The home showcases refined modern living through clean architectural lines, layered natural textures, and thoughtfully curated materials throughout. A sunken living room creates a striking architectural focal point, framed by expansive windows that flood the space with natural light while capturing serene Hill Country views. Expansive glass doors open to generous patios that wrap the limestone-framed pool, creating a seamless indoor–outdoor flow ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. The main-level primary suite offers a tranquil retreat, featuring a spacious walk-in closet and a spa-inspired bath finished with carefully selected tile, warm contemporary fixtures, and a calming, resort-like atmosphere. The kitchen is discreetly tucked behind the full bar, preserving clean sightlines while offering a functional workspace with a large island, custom cabinetry, and Wolf and Sub Zero appliances. The secondary living room features a sophisticated built-in bar with floating shelves and honed stone, opening directly to the outdoor patio for effortless entertaining. A dedicated gym sits on the main level, while upstairs secondary bedrooms offer flexible use for family, guests, or a private office. A thoughtful detached 1-bed, 1-bath casita provides privacy for guests or a standalone workspace. Outside, the limestone-framed pool is thoughtfully set within layers of soft, natural landscaping, creating a serene, private retreat with open views toward the surrounding Westlake hills. The seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living elevates everyday livability, with every detail reflecting a thoughtful commitment to modern design, comfort, and exceptional livability in a coveted Westlake location.

Built by Honed Homes in collaboration with Hogan Architects + Development and designed by acclaimed Austin interior architect Melanie Raines, 1901 Toro Canyon was recently completed with exceptional attention to detail and craftsmanship. The home showcases refined modern living through clean architectural lines, layered natural textures, and thoughtfully curated materials throughout. A sunken living room creates a striking architectural focal point, framed by expansive windows that flood the space with natural light while capturing serene Hill Country views. Expansive glass doors open to generous patios that wrap the limestone-framed pool, creating a seamless indoor–outdoor flow ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. The main-level primary suite offers a tranquil retreat, featuring a spacious walk-in closet and a spa-inspired bath finished with carefully selected tile, warm contemporary fixtures, and a calming, resort-like atmosphere. The kitchen is discreetly tucked behind the full bar, preserving clean sightlines while offering a functional workspace with a large island, custom cabinetry, and Wolf and Sub Zero appliances. The secondary living room features a sophisticated built-in bar with floating shelves and honed stone, opening directly to the outdoor patio for effortless entertaining. A dedicated gym sits on the main level, while upstairs secondary bedrooms offer flexible use for family, guests, or a private office. A thoughtful detached 1-bed, 1-bath casita provides privacy for guests or a standalone workspace. Outside, the limestone-framed pool is thoughtfully set within layers of soft, natural landscaping, creating a serene, private retreat with open views toward the surrounding Westlake hills. The seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living elevates everyday livability, with every detail reflecting a thoughtful commitment to modern design, comfort, and exceptional livability in a coveted Westlake location.

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Directions: North on Westlake Drive, Left on The High Road. Right on Toro Canyon and the property is on the right.