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On one of Westlake's most sought-after streets, 4500 Bunny Run is a home where design was everything and every choice was deliberate. Every sightline, every threshold, every slab of stone was chosen on purpose — 5,443 square feet of design that reads as effortless precisely because so little of it was left to chance.
Behind the white brick and standing-seam roofline sits a floor plan built around light and ease. A 22-foot vaulted living room opens through walls of steel-look windows onto a resort backyard — pool, spa, fire pit, and a full outdoor kitchen. The chef's kitchen pairs a 48" Thermador Pro Harmony range with honed Arabescato Gold surfaces, while a complete butler's kitchen and scullery keep the everyday out of view. The main-floor primary suite has a spa bath, a freestanding soaking tub, and a fully appointed California Closets dressing room. Six bedrooms and six baths, a dedicated office, two media rooms, a bar, two laundry rooms, and a three-car garage with EV pre-wire — all on ±0.39 acre in Eanes ISD, minutes from Lake Austin, Austin Country Club, and St. Stephen's.
For a home at this level, design isn't a finishing layer — it's the entire enterprise. The floor plan, the natural light, the way the wine cooler sits steps from the range and the laundry sits on both floors: none of it is decoration. It's a hundred quiet decisions that compound into a house that simply works, the kind of coherence you feel before you can name it.
That coherence is the part a photo can't capture, and it's the real reason to build here. What you're buying at 4500 Bunny Run isn't a finish schedule — it's the process behind it: three decades of building luxury homes, a founder still personally engaged with every house that carries the Rivendale name, and a working knowledge of Austin's land, codes, and trades that few builders can match. The finishes are the evidence. The Rivendale Process is the product. It's why this house was built the way a forever home is built — to still feel right twenty years from now.



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