112 Marina View Way 7 Set inside Lakeridge, the gated enclave within Rough Hollow, this is one of only five private villas the developer built here. The approach is a walled courtyard: saltillo pavers, stone on three sides, a carved arch, and a door of custom wrought iron that gives the house away before you open it. Inside, 4, 485 square feet unfold across three levels of old world craft. Groin vaulted ceilings in brick toned tile curve above the dining room. Hand hewn beams cross the great room. Stone columns mark the passage from one space to the next, and a saltillo tile spiral staircase winds the full height of the home. Hand painted Talavera is the through line: kitchen counters and a full backsplash, bath vanities, floor to ceiling in the primary shower, and the laundry, where most homes stop caring. The kitchen answers with distressed wood cabinetry, a gas range, double ovens, and an island wide enough to keep everyone in the room. Arched windows face Lake Travis, the Rough Hollow marina, canyon and greenbelt, and the outdoor living follows down three levels: the entry courtyard, a covered loggia with its own grill and outdoor kitchen, the primary suite balcony, and a lower terrace opening to a level lawn backed by greenbelt, with room for a pool or a playground. The primary suite sits at the top, with beamed ceilings, natural woodwork, and a soaking tub beneath an arched window. Across the courtyard, a detached casita floored wall to wall in that same Talavera, with a full bath and private entrance, becomes what the household needs: guest house, fifth bedroom, or office. Five bedrooms, 5.5 baths, two living areas, a study, LED lighting throughout. The rest is the address. A private resident walk gate leads to the Rough Hollow Yacht Club: the pools, the fitness center, Canyon Grille, the paddleboards, and the marina below. Behind the gates, it works as a lock and leave primary residence or a lake view getaway. Lake Travis ISD.