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Hill Country Artisan Homes, a new luxury home builder in the Texas hill country, is proud to be offering new homes in several beautiful communities in Central Texas. The builder, a part of the well-established QUALICO family of home builders, is offering exquisite new homes on acreage home sites in the Preserve at La Ventana in Driftwood, as well as Rio Ancho Ranch in Liberty Hill. The Preserve at La Ventana offers homes on secluded multi-acre sites, while the homes in Rio Ancho Rancho will offer acreage and river frontage. They will also soon be offering homes in Marbella, a gated community connected to the Brushy Creek Regional Trail system in Leander.
Each of the new home communities offered by Hill Country Artisan offer home buyers the opportunity to select from several open spacious designs created by Texas architects. Each home design offers a number of exclusive features and is customizable to meet the buyer’s needs.
Hill Country Artisan Homes offers its customers luxury custom homes that offer beautiful hill country scenery, access to nature trails and abundant wildlife, and acreage home sites, while still offering the convenience of being close to a major city like Austin, Texas. Home buyers who invest in a new home with Hill Country Artisan will truly get the best of both worlds – hill country beauty and city convenience.
For more information about Hill Country Artisan Homes and to view their available architect plans and inspiration gallery, visit the website or contact them directly for an appointment. The team at Hill Country Artisan is excited to be offering new luxury homes in the Texas hill country and looks forward to helping home buyers find their perfect home.
About Hill Country Artisan Homes
Hill Country Artisan Homes is a new home builder in Austin and the Texas Hill Country. A proud member of the QUALICO family, Hill Country Artisan Homes offers new homes with a focus on award-winning designs, quality construction, and reliability located in the beautiful Texas hill country.
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