According to locals, living in Kingsland feels like living in the country. Its unique location (at the intersection of the Llano and Colorado Rivers) lends to a specific type of feel that you can’t find anywhere else on Lake LBJ— calm waters, lazy rivers, clear water, and some of the best fishing in the area. The area is ripe with bluebonnets, Indian Paintbrushes, and just about every other Texas wildflower imaginable. This truly is the Texas Hill Country at its finest. 

Thanks to natural shorelines and less boat traffic, water skiing and wakeboarding are prime lake activities in Kingsland. And, for residents who are looking for more of a social scene, all the bars, restaurants, and events of Horseshoe Bay are just a 45 minute boat ride away. Plenty of families enjoy hanging out at nearby natural areas like Longhorn Caverns State Park, Inks Lake State Park, and a local favorite beach referred to as “The Slab,” where the water is perfect for wading in with the family and searching for shells and driftwood. 

When it comes to homes for sale in Kingsland, properties tend to come with more space than they do in denser neighborhoods like Horseshoe Bay. This means higher square footage, bigger yards, and a higher level of peace of mind. Plus, most of the homes in this community are available for short-term rental purposes. The variety of luxury in Kingsland’s neighborhoods vary widely, so prices can start as low as mid-$300k and top out around $2 million. Kingsland will accommodate those who want a fancy estate, as well as those who want to live humbly in a little lakeside cottage. 

Looking for something a little more conveniently located? If the countryside vibes of Kingsland aren’t your style, Lake LBJ offers plenty of other, more centralized options. Take a look at Horseshoe Bay, Highland Haven, Granite Shoals, and Sunrise Beach.

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