10.046 AG-valued acres in Spicewood with a private stocked pond, an insane new pool overlooking the water, and a barndominium setup that feels like nothing else on the market. Taxes are wildly low, the land is usable, and the whole property was graded so it can be mowed end to end if you want that clean, manicured look. The improvements are what make it really special. There’s a 2,346sqft shop done to the nines with three-phase electric, industrial HVAC, and full spray foam insulation so it stays cool even in the dead of August. It’s currently set up with a full gym, basketball hoop, and room for every toy, tool, or business operation you can think of. Attached to the back is a 2,300 sqft two-story modern home with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and floors that absolutely steal the show, a nod to the owner’s flooring business that used to be completely run out of the barndo. The outdoor setup is absurd in the best way. You’ve got a 1275 sqft of covered porch space, a 3,000 sqft pool deck, plus a freshly poured 600 sqft pad by the pond that’s ready for an ADU or casita. The pool looks straight over the pond, and the setting out here at sunset is the kind that makes people instantly understand why someone would never want to leave. For the outdoorsman, this place has another layer to it too. Axis and whitetail deer move through the property and there are hunting blinds the neighbor lets you use on the adjoining land. Between the pond, the creek-fed ecosystem, the wildlife, and the acreage, it scratches an itch that a lot of properties can’t. This property works for a lot of buyers: someone who needs a serious shop, someone who wants land without sacrificing style, a family looking for space to spread out, an entertainer, an investor, or an outdoorsman who wants to fish, hunt, and actually use his land. It also lends itself to someone thinking bigger with events, a guest house, or future expansion. It’s an incredibly rare setup.
Spicewood, located between Lake Travis and the Pedernales River, is a Hill Country and lakeside Marble Falls neighborhood with winding ranch roads and limestone bluffs. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Spur 191 and TX-71 junction, where roadside barbecue, a general-store feel, and live-music patios set the pace. Community pillars include Opie’s Barbecue, Spicewood Vineyards, and Krause Springs. Architecture leans to ranch-style homes, modern Hill Country builds, and lake-area retreats with big porches and metal roofs. Days revolve around water access, scenic drives, and trail time in the Balcones Canyonlands. Evenings track toward tasting rooms and low-key outdoor gathering spots.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Dining
Interior features
Open floorplan
See remarks
Bedrooms
One main-level bedroom
Bathrooms
Three full bathrooms
Kitchen
Propane cooktop
Oven
Microwave
Refrigerator
Dishwasher
Laundry & utility
Washer
Dryer
Laundry located on lower level
Flooring
Wood floors
Heating & cooling
Central heating
Central air conditioning
Exterior features
Rear covered porch
Pond on property
See remarks
Barn(s)
RV/boat storage
Storage building
Workshop
Home design
Two-story residence
Resale property
Faces south
Slab foundation
Parking
Garage (15 covered spaces)
Total parking for 25 vehicles
Oversized garage
RV garage
Workshop in garage
See remarks regarding parking
Construction
Metal roof
Aluminum siding
Built (year per public records)
Utilities
Propane
Shared well
Aerobic septic
Other
Approximately 10.04 acres
Property allows horses
Has a view
Private in-ground pool
Electricity and solar
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