402 Rolling Hills Rd, Liberty Hill: A Mid-Century Modern Ranch on 4.41 Acres
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402 Rolling Hills Rd, Liberty Hill: A Mid-Century Modern Ranch on 4.41 Acres

Every evening out here ends the same way. You walk out to the back porch and just stop. The breeze comes through, the longhorns are at the fence line, the sun drops behind the hills, and the sky does something you haven’t seen since you left the city. This is one of those homes that has a feeling most places spend a lot of money trying to manufacture.

There is not another home in this part of Liberty Hill that looks like this, was built like this, or sits like this. This mid-century modern ranch sits on 4.41 private acres, and it was taken all the way down to the studs. The main renovation was completed in October 2023, with final finishes like landscaping and the garage wrapped up in Spring 2026. The look is pure central Austin. The setting is something else entirely: space, quiet, dark skies, and a fence line shared with Sunshine Ranch, home of Bevo.

Inside the Home

The interior is intentional and custom from end to end. Five skylights pull light through the single-level floor plan, paired with black-framed windows, metal-framed sliding glass door systems, and ten-foot ceilings that make the whole home feel open. The kitchen was featured in marketing for both Belmont Cabinetry and Cabinet IQ, and it earns it: KitchenAid appliances, an oversized island, quartz counters, a dry bar with a wine refrigerator, and a layout designed for the way people actually cook and entertain.

The primary suite sits on the main level with sliders out to the patio, a walk-in closet, a double vanity, a soaking tub, and a walk-in shower. There is a dedicated office with its own skylight, plus multiple living and dining areas that give everyone room to spread out. Terrazzo, tile, and wood flooring run throughout.

Built to Last

This is where the home really separates itself. Every major system is new: HVAC, electrical, plumbing, gas lines, spray foam insulation, and a lifetime metal roof. When a home is renovated to this level, the value shows up not just in how it looks but in what you are not going to have to touch for a very long time.

The Land and the Outdoor Living

Outside, there are multiple places to land. The 70-foot covered back porch is built for long dinners with several seating areas. There is a fire pit breezeway, and a front porch that catches a constant breeze. A 3-car garage and a separate steel building give you room to store or build whatever comes next.

Then there is the acreage itself. There is room to add a pool, a guest house, or eventually sell off a portion. The lot carries little to no restrictions and was set up with future flexibility in mind, which is rare to find already done for you.

Living in Liberty Hill

Liberty Hill is one of the fastest growing cities in Texas, with new restaurants and retail going up regularly and new luxury homes at the end of the street. It is zoned to Liberty Hill ISD, with Louine Noble Elementary and Liberty Hill Junior High both within a couple of miles. Downtown Austin is about 35 minutes away on a non-peak day. But the truth is, when you are out here, none of that is what you think about. You think about the sunset, the nature, and the quiet.

Why Buyers Should Take a Look

If you have been looking for acreage with a real design point of view, a home where the hard work is already done and done right, this is a rare one. The combination of a full down-to-the-studs mid-century modern renovation, brand-new systems, and 4.41 flexible private acres this close to Austin does not come along often. View the full listing on Compass.

To schedule a private showing, reach out to Lisa Muñoz and The Muñoz Group at Compass at 512.856.4549.

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