Discover a rare opportunity to own creekfront property in the highly sought-after Spring Branch area of the Texas Hill Country. Located at 970 W Branch Crossing, this beautiful 2.96-acre property sits in the desirable Springs at Rebecca Creek subdivision on a quiet cul-de-sac and offers a unique blend of privacy, natural beauty, and water frontage, just minutes from the 281/306 corridor. One of the most exceptional features of this property is approximately 200 feet of frontage along Rebecca Creek, creating a peaceful and scenic setting that is increasingly hard to find in the Hill Country. The creek corridor is lined with towering cypress trees and other native water-loving species, giving the property a lush, park-like feel along the water's edge. Rebecca Creek has historically had live flowing water for more than 35 years, making this a historic live-water property. While flow is currently reduced due to the recent drought, standing water remains in the creek and the area has a long history of flowing water through the property. The land has already been tastefully cleared and professionally rock-milled, improving access throughout the property while preserving its natural Hill Country character. The milling of heavy surface rock makes the land significantly more usable and simplifies preparation for building a future home. Beautiful mature live oak trees, gently rolling terrain, and the stunning creek frontage provide multiple potential homesites for a custom Hill Country home or private retreat. Properties offering acreage, creek frontage, mature trees, and historic live water in Spring Branch are extremely rare, making this an outstanding opportunity to own a special piece of the Texas Hill Country.
Vacant landProperty Type
2.96 acresLot Size
$91,182Price/Acres
$7/moHOA Dues
Listed by Andrew Fitzpatrick• The Horn Company Residental
Rebecca Creek, located between Canyon Lake and Bulverde, is a hill-country and creekside Canyon Lake neighborhood with limestone bluffs and oak-juniper canopy. The character concentrates around the FM 306 and Rebecca Creek Road junction, where roadhouse patios, live-music nights, and river-day traffic set the tempo. The rustic stage and dance floor at Rebecca Creek Distillery, the open-air tables at The Dam Red Barn, and the local pours at Devil’s Backbone Tavern act as community pillars. Homes lean ranch-style and contemporary Hill Country builds on wide lots, with long driveways and dark-sky evenings. Low-water crossings and seasonal creek beds shape the landscape, while FM 306 frames the daily rhythm. Canyon Lake’s coves and boat ramps keep weekends oriented toward the water.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Interior features
Undeveloped interior (vacant land)
Exterior features
Many mature hardwood trees
Paved roads
City street frontage
Waterfront access and nearby lake/river park
Boat ramp, fishing, playground/park, golf course, seasonal creek
BBQ/grill areas
Hill country views
Gentle slope and rocky terrain
Home design
Residential zoning (R)
Located in the Springs at Rebecca subdivision
Parking
Street access from city street frontage
Construction
Undeveloped vacant land
Utilities
Water available (CLWSC)
Electric available (PEC)
Telephone available
Septic system required
HOA & community
Mandatory HOA
HOA fee $84 annually
Association transfer fee $150
Financial info
Total tax amount reported
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Subdivision amenities and community features available
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Come build your dream home with your own spring fed creek frontage. Minutes to the lake and the first boat launch. Keep your boat and RV on the property. Horses OK. Resident controlled HOA. Beautiful Oaks scattered though out the property and hugh Cypress Trees line the creek. Perfect for a small cottage 1200 sq foot minimum build or a large family home.
Public Records
Dec 5, 2000
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Public Records
Jan 8, 1993
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$2,242
$146,800
2025
$2,242 (−14.5%)
$146,800
2024
$2,621 (+19.5%)
$176,140
2023
$2,193 (−11.6%)
$146,800
2022
$2,481 (+96.1%)
$146,800
2021
$1,265 (+28.3%)
$70,810
2020
$986 (+16.3%)
$55,340
2019
$848 (−2.1%)
$45,750
2018
$866 (−4.7%)
$48,030
2017
$909 (+106.1%)
$45,750
2016
$441
$48,030
2015
$441
$23,530
2014
$441 (−2.7%)
$23,530
2013
$453 (+2.1%)
$23,530
2012
$444 (−26.2%)
$23,530
2011
$601 (+10.0%)
$23,530
2010
$547
2009
$547
Public record
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2.96 Acres
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Vacant Land
County
Comal County
APN
000000059078
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Last updated by owner on May 8, 2026.
Climate risks
1/10 Flood Factor
Minimal risk of a flood reaching the building in the next 30 years
5/10 Fire Factor
3% chance of being in a wildfire in next 30 years
7/10 Heat Factor
7 days above 107° expected this year, 22 days in 30 years
6/10 Wind Factor
67% chance of strong winds in next 30 years
2/10 Air Factor
1 unhealthy days expected this year, 1 days in 30 years
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Historical weather
Spring Branch, TX • 78070
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Sun exposure
99/ 100
Exceptional sunlight
Sunscore
There appears to be minimal shading by surrounding buildings, terrain, and vegetation.
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Redfin Estimate for 970 W Branch Xing
$245,914
$24K under list price of $270K
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The Redfin Estimate uses 6 recent nearby sales, priced between $18K to $273K.