PRICE DROP — $30K! Now offered at $219,000, this 2.159-acre Hill Country homesite is priced at approximately $101,436 per acre, making it one of the most compelling land opportunities currently available in Lake Travis ISD. Beautifully wooded and privately positioned within the highly desirable West Cave Estates subdivision, just inside Travis County, this 2.1+ acre lot offers an excellent opportunity for both homebuilders and families ready to design their dream home. Build to suit among mature trees, large neighboring lots, and beautiful Hill Country surroundings. The property gently slopes from street level toward the rear, creating an ideal setting for a walk-out basement, multi-level design, or home that takes advantage of the natural terrain. According to the deed restrictions, the property is also permitted for up to three horses, offering additional flexibility for buyers seeking a more rural Hill Country lifestyle. Enjoy a peaceful setting while remaining conveniently located between two of the area's most desirable destinations. The unique shops, restaurants, and character of historic downtown Dripping Springs are just minutes away, while the Hill Country Galleria and Lake Travis are a short drive in the opposite direction. Additional highlights include low HOA fees, a low 1.5625% tax rate, Lake Travis ISD zoning, and access to underground electricity. The property will require a septic system and either a private well or rainwater collection system. With its acreage, trees, location, development potential, and newly reduced price, this is a rare opportunity to secure more than two acres in the Lake Travis ISD area at just over $100K per acre.
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
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Interior features
Property has a view
Exterior features
Small trees on the property
Scenic views
Asphalt road access
Home design
Zoned property
Construction
2.159-acre lot
Utilities
Electricity available
No public water available
Septic required
HOA & community
Homeowners association managed by Pioneer Management
Annual HOA fee of $248 covering common area maintenance
Electricity and solar
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