Lake Marble Falls Ranch

Description

The 228± acre Lake Marble Falls Ranch presents a rare opportunity to own one of the last large undeveloped waterfront tracts on Lake Marble Falls. Featuring approximately 2,005 feet of Lake Marble Falls frontage and nearly 2,700 feet of Highway 2147 frontage, this exceptional property combines an unmatched location, outstanding accessibility, and remarkable natural beauty in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. Situated within the Marble Falls ETJ, the ranch features gently rolling terrain, beautiful native oak trees, towering mature pecan trees, and exceptional views of Lake Marble Falls. A unique feature of the ranch is the confluence of Varnhagan Creek and Tiger Creek, where the two waterways join before flowing into Lake Marble Falls. This natural feature creates a beautiful setting with mature hardwoods, scenic creek corridors, and quality wildlife habitat. Whether envisioned for a thoughtfully planned development, a private legacy ranch, or an extraordinary waterfront estate, the Lake Marble Falls Ranch offers a combination of scale, location, and natural beauty that is becoming increasingly difficult to find in the Highland Lakes region.

Location: The Lake Marble Falls Ranch is ideally located approximately 2.2 miles east of the Horseshoe Bay city limits, 3.1 miles southwest of downtown Marble Falls, and approximately 50 miles northwest of Austin. The property lies directly across Lake Marble Falls from the Town of Meadowlakes, offering a unique waterfront setting in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. Its convenient location provides easy access to shopping, dining, healthcare, golf courses, marinas, Horseshoe Bay Resort amenities, and everything the surrounding communities have to offer while maintaining the privacy and character of a premier Hill Country ranch. 

Water Features: The ranch is highlighted by approximately 2,005 feet of frontage on Lake Marble Falls, providing exceptional opportunities for boating, fishing, paddleboarding, kayaking, and enjoying one of the Texas Hill Country’s most desirable lakes. Complementing the lake frontage, the confluence of Varnhagan Creek and Tiger Creek creates beautiful creek bottoms lined with mature hardwoods while providing excellent habitat for native wildlife.

Terrain & Vegetation: Gently rolling terrain provides numerous elevated homesites with sweeping views of Lake Marble Falls and the surrounding Hill Country. Beautiful native oak trees and magnificent mature pecan trees are found throughout the ranch, creating an ideal balance of beauty, privacy, and usability. The combination of open pasture, mature hardwoods, and natural waterways provides an exceptional setting for recreation, ranching, or future development.

Road Frontage: The ranch benefits from approximately 2,700 feet of frontage along Highway 2147, providing outstanding accessibility and excellent visibility for a wide range of potential uses.

Development Potential: The Lake Marble Falls Ranch represents one of the last opportunities to acquire an undeveloped tract of this size with substantial frontage on Lake Marble Falls. With approximately 2,005 feet of lake frontage, nearly 2,700 feet of Highway 2147 frontage, and a location within the Marble Falls ETJ creates flexibility for a variety of future uses, subject to buyer due diligence and applicable regulations. For those seeking a private retreat, the ranch is equally well suited as a legacy family ranch or an extraordinary luxury waterfront estate, offering an unmatched combination of natural beauty, accessibility, and long-term value.

Wildlife & Recreation: Lake Marble Falls offers exceptional year-round recreation, including boating, fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and other water activities. The ranch supports healthy populations of white-tailed deer and a variety of native wildlife. Its rolling terrain, mature hardwoods, open pasture, and natural waterways create an ideal setting for recreation and enjoying the natural beauty of the Texas Hill Country. 

Taxes: The property is currently under an agricultural exemption.

Contact: Brennen Wooten, Agent at 325-262-3846 or brennen@wootenlandco.com