A gated, gravel drive leads back to a two-story masonry and plaster home set on .63 acres in Rolling Hills West. Beautifully landscaped and surrounded by mature trees reaching more than forty feet, the property feels remarkably private while sitting minutes from Bee Caves Road, Loop 360, and downtown. What makes the home especially unique is its connection to Austin history. The original owner spent years collecting architectural elements from 1800s Austin homes and buildings, thoughtfully incorporating original doors, windows, trim, stained glass, and other one-of-a-kind details throughout the home. Inside, the living and dining rooms open off the foyer, anchored by a stone fireplace and original hardwood floors. A salvaged staircase railing from an 1800s downtown Austin property leads to the second floor, continuing the story behind the home’s historic details. The kitchen, fully remodeled by a previous owner, sits at the center of the main level with a center island, breakfast bar, gas cooktop, double ovens, and high ceilings. A bedroom and full bath on the main floor offer flexibility for guests or a study, while three additional bedrooms are upstairs. The primary suite includes a bath overlooking the pool. French doors open to the pool and spa, surrounded by established landscaping and mature trees. The original carport was reimagined as a covered pool cabana, complete with a second stone fireplace and full outdoor kitchen, creating a natural extension of the home for entertaining. A workshop and bonus room provide additional flexibility for an office, studio, or creative space. A significant septic-to-sewer conversion was completed along with extensive landscape improvements to the property. Located within Eanes ISD and within walking distance of all three schools, this is an incredibly unique opportunity to own a home filled with pieces of Austin history on more than half an acre in the heart of Westlake.