108 Quail Pt, Spicewood, TX 78669

This stunning modern farmhouse showcases a seamless blend of contemporary design and rustic charm. The exterior features a striking A-frame gabled roofline with steeply pitched planes, clad in dark shingles, complemented by a stone veneer base that anchors the structure to its natural surroundings. Expansive floor-to-ceiling glazing, including a dramatic triangular clerestory window, floods the interior with natural light while offering panoramic views of the adjacent landscape. The symmetrical facade is punctuated by deep-set windows and a prominent central entry, framed by a covered portico and accented with a minimalist fire pit. Inside, the open-plan layout boasts a vaulted ceiling with exposed timber beams, creating a grand sense of volume and warmth. The great room integrates a sophisticated dining area with a custom chandelier and a sleek kitchen featuring a large central island with a marble countertop, flanked by dark cabinetry and integrated appliances. Floor-to-ceiling windows enhance the connection to the outdoors, while polished hardwood flooring and a stone accent wall add texture and depth. The space is elevated by natural minimalist finishes, including raw wood accents, smooth plaster walls, and unadorned stone elements, fostering a serene and uncluttered aesthetic that harmonizes with the home’s natural setting. Located in a serene setting with community water access, this property offers a unique retreat for recreation lovers. Featuring a community boat ramp and a marina with leased slips, this blank slate lot is perfect for building your dream home and enjoying aquatic adventures like boating or fishing. The property provides high-speed fiber optic service, a 24/7 staffed guard gate, and access to seven man-made lakes and community parks. Membership with the Omni Barton Creek Country Club at Lakeside or Omni Barton Creek Country

New construction on a 0.464 acre homesite in Spicewood is the clearest advantage here, and 108 Quail Pt puts that opportunity into a finished package at $1.32M, or $471 per square foot. In a market where buyers track land, build timeline, and replacement cost closely, a 2026 single family residence with 2,813 square feet, three bedrooms, three full baths, and one half bath stands out for delivering current construction without the delays and uncertainty of a custom process. Set in Spicewood, TX 78669 in Burnet County, the property also benefits from the controlled setting and amenity structure that draw buyers to Spicewood in the first place.

The architecture reads clean and intentional. A steep A-frame gabled roofline, dark shingle finish, and stone veneer base give the exterior a strong profile without overcomplicating the design. Large expanses of glazing, including a triangular clerestory window, bring in natural light and push the visual focus outward. Inside, the plan is built around volume and connection. Vaulted ceilings with exposed timber beams define the main living area, while the kitchen, dining, and great room work as one continuous space. A large island with a marble countertop, dark cabinetry, integrated appliances, polished hardwood flooring, and a stone accent wall keep the material palette disciplined and durable. Raw wood, plaster, and stone finishes reinforce a modern farmhouse direction that feels grounded rather than decorative.

From a use standpoint, the layout fits full-time owners who want a manageable luxury footprint and second-home buyers who value lock-and-leave simplicity with recreation close at hand. The community water access matters. A boat ramp, marina with leased slips, seven man-made lakes, community parks, high-speed fiber optic service, and a 24-7 staffed guard gate add practical value beyond the walls of the house. With only one day on market, this is the kind of new inventory that gets attention because it combines fresh construction, usable acreage, and an established gated setting. For a buyer focused on long-term hold value, 108 Quail Pt is positioned where limited new supply and community infrastructure can continue to matter well beyond the first purchase decision.