Mornings here start with coffee on the balcony while the light comes up over the Rough Hollow marina. Evenings can end at Canyon Grille, reached on foot through a private resident walk gate instead of by car. That is the ordinary rhythm at 112 Marina View Way, one of only five private villas the developer built inside Lakeridge, the gated enclave within Rough Hollow in Lakeway. You arrive through a walled courtyard of saltillo pavers and an arched door of custom wrought iron, and the house makes its case immediately: groin vaulted ceilings in brick toned tile, hand hewn beams, stone columns, and a saltillo tile spiral staircase winding through all three levels. Hand painted Talavera is everywhere it matters, on the kitchen counters and full backsplash, around the bath vanities, floor to ceiling in the primary shower, and wall to wall across the casita floor. The kitchen was built for people who cook, with a gas range and double ovens, and for people who would rather sit at the island and talk. Arched windows hold Lake Travis, the marina, canyon and greenbelt from nearly every room, and there are three separate levels of outdoor living to choose from, ending at a level lawn with room for a pool or a playground. The primary suite sits at the top with beamed ceilings, natural woodwork, a soaking tub under an arched window, and its own balcony. Across the courtyard, the detached casita has a full bath and its own entrance, so it can be a fifth bedroom, a guest house, or the quietest office in Lakeway. Five bedrooms, 5.5 baths, two living areas, a study, LED lighting, fiber internet, and a side facing two car garage with parking for four. The Yacht Club pools, fitness center, paddleboards, and marina are a walk away, with lake privileges and Lake Travis ISD schools at Serene Hills, Hudson Bend, and Lake Travis High. Behind the gates, it works as a lock and leave primary residence or a lake view getaway. Schedule a private showing and stay for sunset.