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Saratoga Hills Welcome to Saratoga Hills SARATOGA HILLS WELCOME TO SARATOGA HILLS In a quiet, gated enclave of winding streets lies the exceptionally designed community of Saratoga Hills. Here, generous homesites are set against a backdrop of rolling hills that define this area just outside of Austin. This neighborhood has the kind of open spaces that encourages kids to explore and parents to relax. With excellent schools nearby, it’s the perfect setting for your family to call home. Saratoga Hills features exciting home designs with unrivaled options for making it your own. Whether you’d prefer tray ceilings in the dining room or an island with a granite countertop in the gourmet kitchen, you’re only limited by what you can imagine. Select more indulgent touches like a garden tub with ceramic tile surround in the owner’s suite bathroom. Add texture and interest with details like iron balusters in the stairway. Our design experts will collaborate with you to weave your vision into a personalized design solution. Whether inspired by the rustic country style of the surrounding Texas Hill Country or the many styles of Austin, at Saratoga Hills, you’ll love the possibilities. LOCATION SCHOOLS AMENITIES New community on Hwy. Dripping Springs Gated community, 290 with breathtaking Elementary School (K-5) natural gas Hill Country views Dripping Springs Middle School (6-8) HOMESITES Dripping Springs High Single-family homes School (9-12) DESIGN Ranging in size from 3079-5080 sq. ft. CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS PARKS AND RECREATION SPORTING EVENTS Zach Theatre Lake Travis University of Texas Athletics Paramount Theatre Bee Cave Dog Park Bullock Texas State History Museum Austin Zoo WORK CENTERS Texas Memorial Museum Lady Bird Lake University of Texas Austin Children’s Museum Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center Austin Independent School District Hamilton Pool and Preserve City of Austin GOLF, TENNIS AND FITNESS CLUBS AMD Nitro Swimming RETAIL SERVICES Dell Lake Travis Youth Association Hill Country Galleria IBM Lions Municipal Golf Course Escarpment Village Shopping Center State of Texas Roy Kizer Golf Course Barton Creek Square Mall Motorola Falconhead Golf Club Southpark Meadows Shopping Center Samsung Grey Rock Golf Club Eclectic Downtown Austin Shopping Life Time Fitness Lowe’s Home Depot MEDICAL FACILITIES Dripping Springs Family Clinic Hill Country Health and Wellness Center Bee Caves Urgent Care Brackenridge Hospital St. David’s Medical Center Dell Children’s Medical Center of Central Texas Seton Medical Center Austin HAMILTON POOL RD Model Home 12946 Trautwein Road CRUMLEY RANCH RD Austin, TX 78737 DIRECTIONS TO SARATOGA HILLS From IH-35: Take Ben White/Hwy. 71 heading west, then veer left to US-290 at the intersection of US-290/TX-71, then west for approx. 9 miles. Turn right on Trautwein Rd., Saratoga Hills will be FITZHUGH RD on your right. From Mopac North: Take Mopac heading south, exit Hwy 290 West, then veer left to US-290 at H RD 12 the intersection of US-290/TX-71, then west for NC approx. 9 miles. Turn right on Trautwein Rd., RA Saratoga Hills will be on your right. TRAUTWEIN RD DRIPPING SPRINGS SARATOGA HILLS E HWY 290 290 512.494.5590 ashtonwoods.com © 2017 Ashton Woods Homes. All rights reserved. Prices may not include lot premiums, upgrades or options; community association and golf fees may be required. Plans, specifications, pricing, incentives, features, elevations, and materials subject to change without notice. Square footage and dimensions are approximate, subject to change and may vary in construction. Renderings, maps and displays are artists’ conceptions and not actual depiction of home or its surroundings. Actual position of home on lot to be determined by site and plot plans; basements available subject to site conditions. Community improvements and amenities based on current plans and subject to change with no obligation to be completed. This is not an offer to sell real estate, or solicitation to buy real estate, in any jurisdiction where prohibited by law or where prior registration is required, including New York and New Jersey. Please see Sales Representative for additional information. 12.17.
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