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• 6005 Long Champ Court

• $5,950,000
• 4 Beds, 6 Bath, 6398 SQ. Feet, 2.04 Acres Residential Austin, TX 78746

Designed by legendary architect Bill Booziotis, known for his pioneering work in blending art and architecture seamlessly, this Davenport Ranch estate embodies the essence of architectural excellence and elegance. Booziotis's innovative integration of art and design has left an indelible mark on the architectural world, and this property is a prime example of his creative genius. 6005 Long Champ is discreetly situated on 2 acres of lushly landscaped land at the end of a serene cul-de-sac that offers exceptional privacy and is a stone’s throw from the coveted Austin Country Club. Every detail, from the architectural features to the luxurious amenities, is testament to an unwavering commitment to excellence that defines this as a property of distinction. The construction of this home spared no expense, with top-of-the-line materials and finishes ensuring enduring beauty and durability. Upon entering the front gates of this unsuspecting estate, that “Zen” feeling will overcome you. Shaded by mature, Live Oak trees, the lushly manicured grounds are an oasis. And not to worry, there is a well on site for irrigation. The pool is adjacent to a stylish cabana beckons on hot Texas afternoons, providing a shaded respite for al-fresco dining and relaxation. Bathing suits optional — it’s that private! For car enthusiasts, combined garage space accommodates up to seven vehicles. The detached 20x40 garage was designed and built so that it can easily be converted into a detached guest house. In the meantime, it serves as a workshop with the ability to accommodate a 19’ boat, SUVs and the like. This estate offers an unprecedented opportunity to experience the pinnacle of Austin living in an unparalleled setting. This is not merely a home; it is a legacy and an invitation to embark on a life of unparalleled luxury and sophistication in one of Austin's most sought-after neighborhoods.