18000 Easy St, Jonestown, TX 78645

Perched above the Sandy Creek arm of Lake Travis, this fully remodeled waterfront home knows exactly what its best angle is and shows it off well. Set on .76 acres, this one-story 4-bedroom home, or 3-bedroom plus study, was designed to keep the lake front and center. Vaulted beamed ceilings add warmth and character, while the open layout pulls the kitchen, living, and dining spaces together in a way that feels easy, bright, and connected. The kitchen brings plenty to the party too, with an oversized quartz island, stainless appliances, wine fridge, and the kind of setup that works just as well for lazy lake mornings as it does for a full house on the weekend. But the real scene-stealer is out back. A wall of east-facing windows and double French doors open to nearly 2,000 square feet of deck space built for soaking in those wide-open lake views and front-row sunrises. Multiple seating areas, a raised bar, and room to dine, lounge, and gather make this outdoor setup feel like an extension of the home, not just an added bonus. Down below, the backyard keeps going with a fire pit, extra storage, under-deck storage, and steps that lead to the water, where you’ll find a covered one-slip boat dock, jet ski platform, and a second-level sundeck topping 900 square feet over the floating dock. Whether this becomes your full-time home base or your weekend escape hatch, this is the kind of Lake Travis property that makes it very easy to stay awhile. Buyer to verify all info.

The panoramic view of the Sandy Creek arm of Lake Travis is what defines 18000 Easy St in Jonestown, and this fully remodeled 4-bedroom home at 2,394 square feet ($522 per square foot) is built around that singular purpose. Perched on 0.76 acres in the Jonestown subdivision, the home sits elevated above the water, positioned to keep the lake visible and dominant from nearly every interior vantage point. The lot itself slopes down to the shoreline, giving the property that rare sense of living above it all while remaining intimately connected to the water below.

Inside, vaulted beamed ceilings and an open floor plan organize the living, kitchen, and dining spaces so sightlines flow directly toward the view. The kitchen anchors the entertaining setup with a quartz island, stainless steel appliances, a wine refrigerator, and a propane cooktop built for both casual lake mornings and full-house weekends. Walk-in closets, a primary bedroom on the main floor, granite and quartz counters throughout, and a soaking tub reinforce the everyday comfort level. But the windows are what matter here. A wall of east-facing glass and double French doors collapse the boundary between indoors and out, framing the lake view as the home's primary feature rather than an afterthought.

The deck is the real estate. Nearly 2,000 square feet of covered and uncovered space wraps the rear of the home with multiple seating areas, a raised bar, and sections dedicated to dining and lounging. This is not a token porch. It's a second living room, positioned to capture sunrise over the water and designed for hours of gathering without feeling cramped or poorly conceived. The deck opens directly to a private boat dock with a single slip, boat lift, and jet ski platform. Beyond that sits a second sundeck topping 900 square feet over the water itself, turning the floating dock into usable outdoor real estate that feels like an extension of the property rather than a separate amenity.

Down below, the backyard includes a fire pit, storage solutions including under-deck storage, and landscaped grounds with medium trees that provide privacy without blocking the view. Lago Vista ISD serves the property, with Lago Vista High School, Lago Vista Middle School, and Lago Vista Elementary within the district. Whether this becomes a full-time residence or a weekend escape on Lake Travis, the home's entire design rewards you for being on the water and looking at it constantly. That kind of intentionality is what separates a waterfront property from a waterfront home.