1005 County Road 414, Spicewood, TX 78669

Some properties give you a house and yard. This one gives you a way of living. Set on 8.55 usable acres in Spicewood with no HOA and an exceptional ~1.32% tax rate, 1005 County Road 414 offers a level of freedom increasingly hard to find. The remodeled 3-bed, 2-bath home is move-in ready, featuring a bright open kitchen with center islands flowing into the living room, a downstairs primary suite, and a new upstairs A/C installed July 2026. It works perfectly for quiet evenings or hosting family and friends after a long day outdoors. For horse lovers, this turnkey setup is the real deal. Over 4 acres of interconnected, cross-fenced pasture provide practical rotation with multiple sheds. Built to the high standards of a former boarding facility, the center-aisle barn includes 8 padded stalls with individual paddock access, electrical throughout, tack room, feed storage, covered/open wash racks, a lighted arena, and a round pen. A separate full bath at the carport adds welcome convenience after a long day at the barn. The extensive outbuildings offer serious flexibility, including three covered bays for hay or equipment, a deep enclosed garage/workshop, and a flex/guest area with a sink and cooktop—ideal for hobbies, ranch operations, or visitors. The property also features a chicken coop, covered parking, a trailer/RV-friendly pull-through drive, and dual dump stations. Country living is made easy with both a private well and a local water tap. Keep your animals, gear, and toys at home instead of in paid storage across town. Enjoy easy access to Lake Travis boat ramps, trail riding at Muleshoe Bend and Grelle, Spicewood Airport, local wineries and breweries, and Hill Country golf at Lakecliff and Barton Creek Lakeside. The upcoming Thomas Ranch development will also bring exciting amenities even closer to home. Welcome to Hill Country living that still feels like freedom.

1005 County Road 414 in Spicewood stands out because its 8.555 acres are already shaped for real use, with a residence, equestrian improvements, utility infrastructure, and room to operate in Spicewood, TX 78669. In Burnet County and within Marble Falls ISD, with Spicewood Elementary, Marble Falls Middle, and Marble Falls High serving the property, this is the kind of setup buyers look for when they want land that works from day one rather than acreage that still needs a plan.

The house brings practical scale to the property at 2,185 square feet, with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, a fireplace, a 2-car garage, and a 1985 build year. The residence has been remodeled and reads as the central living component of a larger landholding, not the only point of value. That distinction matters at $1.65 million, or $755 per square foot, because the analysis here should extend beyond interior finishes. Sophisticated buyers will focus on how the homesite and outbuildings support daily function, guest use, animal care, and equipment storage across the full tract.

The horse infrastructure is the clearest differentiator. More than 4 acres of connected pastures allow straightforward rotation, and the equestrian barn includes eight padded stalls with individual paddocks. A lighted arena and round pen add year-round usability, while the tack room, covered and open wash racks, and full bath area support riders and guests without forcing activity back into the main house. Multiple pasture sheds improve the working side of the property. A large outbuilding extends that utility with covered bays for hay and equipment, a deep enclosed garage, a workshop, and a private guest area with a kitchenette. The chicken coop adds another layer of everyday land use without changing the property’s core identity as a serious small-acreage horse setup.

Other details reinforce flexibility. The property has water from a private well and local tap, a pull-through driveway ready for trailers or RVs, dual dump stations, and no HOA. The agent remarks also place trail riding areas, Lake Travis boat ramps, and the Spicewood Airport nearby, which broadens how an owner can use the property across weekends, guests, recreation, and transport. With 190 days on market, buyers have had time to study the offering, which makes the takeaway clearer: this is not just a 3-bedroom single-family residence, but a Burnet County asset with land, infrastructure, and optionality that should continue to matter for buyers who judge long-term value by usable acreage and hard improvements.