Two bedrooms, two full baths, and a glass garage door that rolls up so the living room opens straight onto the hill country. A 100 inch screen with a Sonos sound bar for game day, a full kitchen, and a double height living room under a hand painted Howdy mural. Outside, a deck for six over the treetops, a fenced yard, and a fire pit. Sleeps six: king bed, full bunks, and a king sofa bed. Dogs welcome. Self check in with a smart lock, 30 minutes to Austin, a mile from a Lake Travis boat ramp.

THE HOUSE
Living room: double height ceiling, a 100 inch TV with a Sonos sound bar, and a glass garage door that rolls up to the covered patio. The sofa is a king sleeper, so guests five and six get a real bed.

Covered patio: hand painted Howdy mural, round table for six, roll up door open to the hillside.

Kitchen: gas range and oven, dishwasher, Keurig, bread maker, island seats three, coffee provided.

Bedroom 1: king bed, room darkening shades. Bedroom 2: full size bunk beds.

Two full baths, one with a walk in rainfall shower and one with a tub.

Loft: desk with two monitors and an ergonomic chair.

Outside: deck table for six over the hills, fenced backyard, fire pit, and a grill.

GUEST ACCESS
The whole house is yours, including the loft, the covered patio, the deck, the fenced backyard, and the laundry room with a full size washer and dryer. No shared space and no host on site.

Parking is free on the property, with room for a boat or trailer, plus free street parking. The Lake Travis public boat ramp is about a mile away and Austin is roughly 30 minutes.

Check yourself in with the smart lock any time after 4pm. A travel crib and a high chair are here if you need them, and dogs are welcome.

GOOD TO KNOW
Check in is after 4:00 PM, checkout is by 10:00 AM, and six guests is the maximum.

Security cameras are outside only. There are never cameras inside the house. A smoke alarm, carbon monoxide alarm, fire extinguisher and first aid kit are all on site.

Up to two pets are welcome. Just tell me who is coming when you book.

The deck looks out over hills and treetops, and the sunsets are the reason people sit out there. The house itself is not on the water. We are out in Travis County, so evenings are quiet.