We’ve hand-selected a few homesites to give you a feel for the range of what’s here. The way we see it, the Hill Country should do the deciding — where a homesite sits, how it’s oriented, what it looks out on. That’s what makes every home built here feel like it grew out of the land rather than got placed on it. These videos let you experience that before you ever set foot on the property.
Hill Country Homesites
See The Land Before You Walk It
Our Personal Favorites.
A high point sheltered inside a grove of oaks — not a combination you find often. Homesite 5 has been tended to for decades, and it shows. Long evening light, a canopy that feels settled, and the kind of authenticity that can't be built, only kept.
One of the standout homesites at Peacock Preserve. Dramatic topography, sweeping views, and the sound of waterfalls at the edge of the property. Homesite 9 is a developer favorite — and once you see it, it's easy to understand why.
Elevated views, heritage oaks, and a strong sense of seclusion. Homesite 13 sits in the heart of the Hill Country with the quiet of the land all around it. Rolling terrain, mature trees, and a setting built for a home that belongs here.
Set against conserved land that will remain untouched, Homesite 32 feels wrapped in nature. No light pollution, no unwanted noise — just uninterrupted views and the kind of quiet that makes early mornings worth waking up for.
Homesite 40 backs to permanent protected parkland. What's behind it will never be developed, which means the views stay. Wide-open skies, Hill Country in every direction, and enough space for an equestrian setup, a working homestead, or simply room to breathe.
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The lot lines, the way the light moves through the trees, the sound of the Hill Country at dusk — some things you need to feel for yourself. We’re happy to provide more information or walk the land with you.
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