12 acres. 3.5 miles of trails. A property designed to be explored, used, and lived in. This Spicewood property is more than land—it’s a fully built-out Hill Country retreat where the natural features aren’t just preserved, they’re accessible. Winding trails take you across the entire property, leading through mature trees, along a wet weather creek with waterfalls, and into ravines and caves that give the land real character. It’s the kind of place you don’t just look at—you experience. What sets this property apart is the infrastructure already in place. A 20,000-gallon rainwater collection system with three-stage filtration and online monitoring supports the home, while additional tanks and a solar-powered pump handle irrigation for gardens and landscaping. Raised garden beds, native plantings, and buffalo grass lawns create a low-maintenance, drought-conscious environment designed to work with the land, not against it. Outdoor living is built for both function and enjoyment. A large open deck with remote-controlled awning creates a comfortable space for relaxing or entertaining, while the sunroom—with walls of windows and its own climate control—keeps you connected to the outdoors year-round. From the cleared tree canopy, you’ll even catch glimpses of Lake Travis in the distance. The property is set up for flexibility. Multiple storage and hobby buildings with power, a climate-controlled workspace, large covered carport, and circular drive provide room for equipment, projects, and everyday use. Add in the chicken coop, garden infrastructure, and fenced yard, and you’ve got a property that supports everything from weekend retreat to full-time living. Inside, the home is designed for comfort and simplicity. Vaulted ceilings, wood-burning stove, and large windows create a warm, inviting living space filled with natural light. The kitchen has been updated with modern appliances and connects easily to dining and living areas, while the sunroom expands the usable living space even further. Location adds long-term value. You’re minutes from Muleshoe Bend Park, Spicewood Airport, Opie’s BBQ, and Krause Springs, with new developments like Thomas Ranch and Overlook Market adding future convenience and appeal. This is the kind of property that’s getting harder to find—usable acreage, natural features, and real infrastructure already in place. Not just a place to live, but a place to experience.
