65 Riviera

Description

Historically inspired, 65 Riviera Cove- part of the Overlook Cabins at Boot Ranch- reflects the craftsmanship and character of 19th-century Hill Country residences. Designed by Charles Travis, AIA, founder of Chas Architects, the property was envisioned as a collection of structures that embrace simplicity and connection to the landscape, defining outdoor living spaces through authentic materials and thoughtful details. The two-story main gathering house welcomes with limestone porches and a soaring great room anchored by a native-stone fireplace. The rustic dining area honors early Fredericksburg construction techniques, with wood walls and exposed ceiling beams adding warmth and authenticity. The open kitchen is both timeless and functional, featuring premium appliances including dual-fuel range with six-burner gas cooktop, farmhouse sink, and microwave drawer. Nearby, pantry, laundry room, and powder bath add convenience for daily living and entertaining. The secluded main-floor primary suite showcases log walls, a beamed cathedral ceiling, and a stone fireplace with gas logs. The en-suite bath offers dual vanities, a generous shower, and a freestanding soaking tub for a true retreat experience. Upstairs, a secondary bedroom suite features a spacious en-suite bath with charming orange-tiled floors and natural light, enhanced by decorative interior windows overlooking the great room below. A detached guest cottage provides two private suites, each with its own entrance- ideal for hosting family and friends. The detached barn offers a two-car garage with a storage room accessible via an exterior staircase. Built by Deven Baughn of DBM Custom Homes in Fredericksburg, the residence reflects enduring craftsmanship and architectural integrity. Centrally located near Putting Park, Driving Range, Ranch Club, Clubhouse Village, and Metzger Market- just 12 minutes from the shops, dining, and wineries of downtown Fredericksburg. Buyer to verify tax information.

Historically inspired, 65 Riviera Cove- part of the Overlook Cabins at Boot Ranch- reflects the craftsmanship and character of 19th-century Hill Country residences. Designed by Charles Travis, AIA, founder of Chas Architects, the property was envisioned as a collection of structures that embrace simplicity and connection to the landscape, defining outdoor living spaces through authentic materials and thoughtful details. The two-story main gathering house welcomes with limestone porches and a soaring great room anchored by a native-stone fireplace. The rustic dining area honors early Fredericksburg construction techniques, with wood walls and exposed ceiling beams adding warmth and authenticity. The open kitchen is both timeless and functional, featuring premium appliances including dual-fuel range with six-burner gas cooktop, farmhouse sink, and microwave drawer. Nearby, pantry, laundry room, and powder bath add convenience for daily living and entertaining. The secluded main-floor primary suite showcases log walls, a beamed cathedral ceiling, and a stone fireplace with gas logs. The en-suite bath offers dual vanities, a generous shower, and a freestanding soaking tub for a true retreat experience. Upstairs, a secondary bedroom suite features a spacious en-suite bath with charming orange-tiled floors and natural light, enhanced by decorative interior windows overlooking the great room below. A detached guest cottage provides two private suites, each with its own entrance- ideal for hosting family and friends. The detached barn offers a two-car garage with a storage room accessible via an exterior staircase. Built by Deven Baughn of DBM Custom Homes in Fredericksburg, the residence reflects enduring craftsmanship and architectural integrity. Centrally located near Putting Park, Driving Range, Ranch Club, Clubhouse Village, and Metzger Market- just 12 minutes from the shops, dining, and wineries of downtown Fredericksburg. Buyer to verify tax information.

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Directions: From Fredericksburg's Main St., drive north on Milam St. (RR 965) for about 5 miles. Boot Ranch entrance on left.