Life along Hamilton Pool Road is all about the setting. Scenic drives, wide-open skies, beloved local restaurants, wineries, breweries, and some of the Hill Country's most beautiful landscapes are all part of everyday life. Nestled on 2.29 wooded acres, this established homesite is ready for its next chapter. The 1992 home requires extensive renovation, but the footprint offers a strong starting point for a complete transformation. Vaulted ceilings, a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, generous living spaces, and a spacious primary suite with two walk-in closets, and two large secondaries along with a full guest bath provide the framework for a stunning reimagining. The wraparound porch is ready to become the place where mornings begin with coffee and evenings end with sweeping Hill Country sunsets on a rocking chair. A detached outbuilding adds valuable flexibility for a workshop, equipment, boat storage, or future hobby space. Beyond the home, the acreage is the real prize, with mature trees, open clearings, and room to expand, build additional structures, or create a multi-generational retreat while still preserving privacy. Stroll up the road for dinner at Layla's, ice cream at Grateful Custard, or spend weekends exploring Hamilton Pool, nearby wineries, breweries, and favorite Hill Country destinations. Zoned to highly regarded Lake Travis ISD with no HOA, a low 1.62 tax rate, easy access to Hwy 71. You’re just 7 miles from the Hill Country Galleria, and about 22 miles to Downtown Austin. The house needs vision. The setting speaks for itself. Bring your vision, your contractor, and your imagination, then come walk the land and see why this setting is worth the effort.
Travis Southwest, located between Barton Creek Greenbelt and the Hill Country ridgeline, is a residential and outdoorsy Austin neighborhood with limestone hillsides and winding, tree-lined roads. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Mopac Expressway frontage near the Barton Creek Square area, where big-box retail, local eateries, and steady traffic set a practical, on-the-go tone. Housing leans toward 1970s–1990s ranch-style homes and townhome communities tucked into rolling terrain. Trailheads and creek corridors shape daily routines more than a traditional main street. Barton Creek Greenbelt access points and nearby preserves keep the landscape close. Barton Creek Square and the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema at Slaughter Lane serve as familiar gathering anchors.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Interior features
Beamed ceilings
Bookcases
Built-in features
Open beams
Double vanity
High ceilings
Main-level primary bedroom
Multiple closets
Pantry
Vaulted ceilings
Walk-in closet(s)
No interior steps
Window features: see remarks
Bedrooms
Three main-level bedrooms
Primary suite with dual vanity and two walk-in closets (ensuite requires renovation)
Two secondary bedrooms
Bathrooms
Two full bathrooms
Primary bath includes double vanity
Kitchen
Breakfast bar
Dining area
Eat-in kitchen
Pantry
Dishwasher
Laundry & utility
Interior laundry room with storage
Washer hookup
Electric dryer hookup
Flooring
Tile
Wood
Heating & cooling
Central heating
Central air conditioning
Exterior features
Private yard
Front and back yard
Many trees with varied sizes
Native plants
Views
Exterior steps
See remarks
Home design
Single-story home
Faces east
Resale property
Parking
Circular driveway
Driveway parking
Open/off-street parking for about 6 vehicles
Outside parking (see remarks)
Construction
Frame construction
Metal roof
Slab foundation
Built in (year per public records)
Utilities
Propane available
Electricity available
Cable available
High-speed internet available
Well water
Septic tank
Electricity and solar
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