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• 4416 Amarra Drive

• $6,999,000
• 5 Beds, 7 Bath, 7660 SQ. Feet, 0.73 Acres Residential Austin, TX 78735

A nearly $1 million price improvement from the previous listing brings renewed opportunity to this architecturally distinctive residence, designed by Dick Clark and built by Sagiv’s in the highly coveted Amarra enclave of Barton Creek. Positioned on a hilltop with panoramic views across Barton Creek and Fazio Canyon Golf Course, the 5 bedroom, 6.5 bathroom home pairs modern interiors with carefully considered outdoor spaces. The open living room, dining area, and kitchen are lined with sweeping walls of windows and flow directly to the covered patio, creating an effortless indoor-outdoor connection. A sophisticated kitchen with high-end appliances and a generous butler’s pantry is designed for entertaining. Enjoy multiple living spaces, including a game room with a wet bar, a private office, and a bonus room, that provide space for work, guests, fitness, or additional living. Retreat to the primary suite that offers sliding glass doors that open directly to the poolside terrace, a spa-like bathroom, and a spacious walk-in closet with custom built-ins. The home’s outdoor spaces take full advantage of its elevated setting, including an outdoor kitchen, a resort-style pool and spa, and several fire features. From morning swims to evenings gathered around the fire, the grounds offer a series of spaces designed for both entertaining and everyday enjoyment. Additional highlights include a 4-car garage and generous accommodations, providing flexibility for guests and family. Throughout the property, architecture, expansive views, modern interiors, and a thoughtful collection of indoor and outdoor amenities come together in a home that is equally suited to large-scale entertaining and relaxing time at home. Tax and assessed values are estimates for illustration purposes only. All figures should be independently verified. Some images are virtually staged for visualization and may not reflect the actual appearance or condition of the property.