Westlake, Texas
A house that holds its quiet.
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Westlake, Texas
A guard-gated estate inside the Vaquero Club, in Westlake, Texas.
1712 Post Oak Place · Offered at $4,485,000
The Estate
The Courtyard
You enter through a private courtyard before you enter the house. Fire features throw light across the stone, and there is room to sit and stay a while. The threshold does the work a threshold should: it slows you down.
The Family Room
Inside, the ceiling opens. A wood-beamed arch carries the room upward, and a fireplace faced in porcelain and limestone anchors it. Expansive sliding glass folds the wall away, so the room and the backyard become one long room in good weather. This is where the house lives.
The Chef's Kitchen
The kitchen is built for someone who cooks. Dual Wolf ovens, a Sub-Zero, a Miele coffee system, and a warming drawer sit behind clean lines and subway tile. The island is large enough to be the second dining table it will inevitably become. Designer lighting, and nothing out of place.
The Primary Suite
The primary suite keeps its own weather. Floating walnut nightstands, a suspended gas fireplace, and floor-to-ceiling glass that gives the backyard back to you the moment you wake. Custom pendants hold the light low and warm.
The Primary Bath
The bath is spare and considered. A freestanding soaking tub, dual vanities, a heated towel drawer, and LED accents that read as calm rather than clever. A room to begin the day slowly.
The Circular Media Room
Upstairs, a genuinely round room. The walls curve, and the seating is built to follow them, custom and continuous. A motorized projection screen descends when it is wanted and disappears when it is not. The shape of the room is the whole idea: you sit inside it, not in front of it.
The Backyard
The backyard is the reason to stay home. Roughly 1,800 square feet of resort, arranged around a chilled pool and spa with a water feature. Two outdoor kitchens, a fire pit lounge, a putting green, and distinct places to gather or to be left alone. It works in the heat of a Texas July, and it works in the quiet of an evening.
The Rest of the House
A first-floor office. A dining room, a breakfast nook, a wet bar. A smart-home system that stays out of the way. And a three-car gated garage, side-facing, with an epoxy floor, built for someone who keeps cars they care about.
Built in 2005, custom, and kept to a standard the photographs only begin to show.
The Gallery
Every room the photographs reached, in the order you would walk it. Tap any frame to see it full.
The Facts
The Community
Vaquero is a guard-gated community in Westlake, and the gate is staffed, not automated. Inside it: a golf course, tennis, a lake for fishing, a community pool, a playground, and sidewalks that invite the walk rather than the drive. It is the kind of place people move to once and stay. The address carries weight in this part of Texas because the club behind it does.
Westlake itself is quiet by design and central by geography, close to everything and insulated from most of it. Living here is less about what is nearby and more about what is kept out.
Opens your maps app with directions to the estate. Use two fingers to move the map.
The Membership
The Vaquero Golf membership transfers to the buyer from the current owner. You step directly into the club, past the standing list, into a place that ordinarily asks its members to wait for the privilege. This is the part of the offer that cannot be built, renovated, or replaced. It comes with the house, and it comes only once.
The Film
The full narrated tour — approximately fifty seconds, with sound.
Come See It
Come see it in person. The photographs are honest, and they are still not the house. Leave your details below and we will arrange a time that suits you. Your note reaches the listing agent directly.
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