About this property

Situated on three premier waterfront lots with 155 feet of protected Lake LBJ shoreline, 116 Wennmohs Place is a remarkable luxury waterfront estate designed for effortless entertaining and elevated everyday living. Positioned within a wide, protected cove with beautiful open-water views, this exceptional property offers the best of Lake LBJcalm constant level waters at your private dock, endless boating adventures, and unforgettable Texas Hill Country sunsets. Designed to embrace indoor-outdoor living, the estate features multiple covered terraces, two water's-edge decks, outdoor shower, a heated pool and spa, outdoor kitchen, putting green, fire pit, fountain wall with fire feature, drop-down outdoor cinema, misting system, motorized louvered roof with rain sensors, outdoor privacy shades, multiple televisions, and a dedicated dog run. The private boat dock includes two boat lifts with touchless covers, two personal watercraft platform lifts, and a large storage room for your gear. Lake circulator pumps and a MosquitoNix system enhance comfort and enjoyment on the constant-level waters of Lake LBJ. Inside, nearly 9,000 square feet offers seven en-suite bedrooms, three powder baths, a media room with PGA golf simulator, private fitness room, his and hers offices, game rooms, several living and entertaining areas, and a chef's kitchen appointed with premium Thermador appliances and generous prep kitchen. An integrated ELAN smart home system controls lighting, climate, audio, video, security, and shades. Additional features include designer closets with Swarovski crystal hardware, under-cabinet lighting, smart toilets, climate controlled storage, and two heated and cooled two-car garages, each with a dedicated golf cart bay. Combining premier waterfront, exceptional craftsmanship, and resort-inspired amenities, this extraordinary Horseshoe Bay estate offers a rare opportunity to experience luxury lakefront living on one of Texas' most desirable constant-level lakes.

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