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Secluded estate on 2.2 acres in Hill Country Village. Located in the desirable Hill Country Oaks subdivision, this home offers the privacy and security of a gated community. Nestled within the gated community of Hill Country Oaks, this home at 3 Village Knoll is a masterpiece of design and craftsmanship. Featuring beautiful stonework both inside and out, this estate is a testament to luxury and style. Masterful Design: The large master suite on the first floor offers a private wood-paneled office, spacious bedroom with a sitting area, workout room, three walk-in closets, and an opulent ensuite bath with a large jacuzzi tub and walk-in shower. Grand Living Spaces: An impressive stone fireplace anchors the living room, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere. Natural Light and Scenic Views: Expansive windows throughout the home offer stunning views and flood the interior with beautiful natural light, accentuating the intricate stonework and elegant design. Gourmet Kitchen: Equipped with dual ovens, an induction range, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, stunning quartz countertops, and a wet bar and with wine fridge. Functional Elegance: A large laundry room accommodates a second fridge, adding to the home's convenience. Private Outdoor Retreat: Set on 2.2 acres with mature oaks, the property boasts a backyard oasis with gazebos, a Keith Zars heated pool and spa, a stone patio, and an outdoor cooking area, perfect for entertaining. Versatile Upper Level: Three additional bedrooms and large flex rooms that can serve as a game room, craft room, or nursery. This property is a sanctuary of refined elegance and comfort, offering a unique blend of countryside charm and modern luxury, perfect for discerning buyers seeking a residence in San Antonio.
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