Engineering work has been completed and a preliminary Due Diligence Memo, Conceptual Plan and Preliminary Engineering (Utilities, Detention Pond, and LCRA WQ Volume) has been completed and is available on request.

Overview

Location: Kingsland sits in Llano County in central Texas, along the north shore of Lake Lyndon B. Johnson (Lake LBJ), about 14 miles west of Marble Falls and ~60 miles northwest of Austin.

Character: Lakefront community with a mix of permanent residents, retirees, vacation-home owners, and second-home/short-term rental properties. The area blends ranch-country and recreational/lakeside development. Tourism and retirement are the primary drivers of housing demand.

Population & Demographics (general trends)

Population size: Unincorporated City of Kingsland 7,246, Llano County 23,163, Population of the Highland Lakes area over 121,000 according to the Marble Falls EDC.

Age profile: Skews older than state average higher share of 55+ and retirees due to lakefront retirement appeal. Lower share of young adults compared with metropolitan areas.

Household composition: Mix of single-family households, many owner-occupied; seasonal/vacation households and short-term rentals increase housing-unit vacancy seasonally.

Income & employment: Median household income tends to be moderate; many residents commute to Marble Falls/Austin metro for work, plus local jobs in tourism, hospitality, real estate, construction, and healthcare.

Housing Stock & Development Characteristics

Housing types: Predominantly single-family detached homes, including ranch-style properties, lakefront cabins, and higher-end lake homes. Some manufactured/mobile homes and small subdivisions; limited multifamily and affordable inventory.

Age of housing: Mix of older, established homes and newer build-to-rent or custom lake homes built since 2000s, plus ongoing infill and some golf-course or amenity-driven subdivisions.

Market Trends & Demand Drivers

Demand drivers: Retirement migration, lake recreation, proximity to Austin (amenity and second-home market), relatively lower land cost than Hill Country suburbs closer to Austin.

Builders & product types: Custom builders for higher-end homes; small to mid-size local builders for tract and infill homes. Developers focus often on amenity-based communities (retirement community, lake access, community centers, etc).

Infrastructure & Utilities (development-relevant)

Engineering work has been completed and a preliminary Due Diligence Memo, Conceptual Plan and Preliminary Engineering (Utilities, Detention Pond, and LCRA WQ Volume) has been completed and is available on request.

The property has fertile sandy loam soil and is currently covered by native vegetation, including many large oak trees and native elm, cedar, and mesquite trees. The property is presently under a 1-d-1 Ag valuation which keeps the taxes very low. As per the Kingsland/Lake LBJ Chamber of Commerce, Kingsland is nestled between the beautiful waters of the Llano and Colorado Rivers, and on the banks of Lake LBJ. The Highland Lakes area attracts many vacationers as well as second homeowners and retirees. The property is relatively flat and is accessible at four different locations, with the main entrance on the south side of the property from Hermosa Street.

Location:

Walking distance to Lake LBJ, 3 miles to downtown Kingsland, 16 miles to Marble Falls, 18 miles to Horseshoe Bay, 18 miles to Llano, 65 miles to downtown Austin.

Showing Instructions:

This property is marketed and shown exclusively by TDR Real Estate Group - Keller Williams Land. Please contact Robert Pahmiyer for showing information. All appointments must be made with the listing agent, Robert Pahmiyer (830) 265-1239