20099 Westlake PKWY Unit #Lot 6, Georgetown, TX 78628

Welcome to The Cove at Lost River Estates, where luxury meets nature in one of Williamson County’s most coveted locations. Presenting Lot 6, a stunning 3.2 acre parcel thoughtfully designed to maximize comfort, privacy, and scenic beauty. This exclusive lot is part of an 8-lot subdivision spanning nearly 22 acres, with individual parcels ranging from 2 to 3.5 acres—each offering a rare blend of space and tranquility. • Spring-Fed Pond & Lake Views: Enjoy the serene ambiance of a spring-fed pond, perfectly positioned atop a bluff with sweeping vistas of Lake Georgetown. • Majestic Oak Trees & Wildlife: The property boasts mature Oak trees and is home to abundant wildlife, including deer, dove, and turkey, offering a true Texas Hill Country experience. • Immediate Trail Access: Nestled along Army Corps of Engineers land, Lot 7 provides direct access to the renowned 26-mile Goodwater Trail. Hiking, biking, and exploring Crockett Gardens and Falls are just steps from your front door. • Walk to Lake Georgetown: The lake is a mere five-minute walk via the trail, making lakeside adventures and relaxation effortless. • Versatile Building Opportunities: With generous acreage, you can envision a spacious custom home, pool, multi-car garage, pickleball court, or even a guest house or casita—ample room for all your lifestyle needs. • Privacy & Convenience: Each lot is designed for privacy and quiet, yet the community remains conveniently close to HWY 29 shopping and other amenities.

Why Choose Lot 7? Lot 7 offers the perfect balance of space and manageability—large enough for luxury amenities without overwhelming maintenance. Imagine hosting gatherings by the pond, relaxing with panoramic lake views, or exploring nature right outside your door. Whether you dream of a grand residence, recreational spaces, or a private retreat for guests, this property delivers unmatched flexibility and potential.

A 3.47-acre lot in Georgetown gives you the acreage to build serious equestrian infrastructure while maintaining the privacy and landscape character of north Williamson County. Lot 7 sits on Westlake Parkway in Georgetown, positioned to take advantage of mature oak trees already on the property and direct access to the 26-mile Goodwater Trail system managed by the Army Corps of Engineers.

For the buyer planning to establish boarding facilities, training arenas, or personal riding pastures, this parcel offers genuine building flexibility. You have enough contiguous land to design a functional equestrian layout with separate zones for a barn structure, round pens, covered arena space, and turnout pastures without compromising your primary residence footprint. The existing tree coverage provides natural wind breaks and shade corridors that reduce summer heat stress on animals and construction costs for shelter structures. Large oak trees over 40 feet tall are already established across the lot, saving years of landscape maturation.

The property's elevation and topography matter for horses. Spring-fed water sources and the proximity to Lake Georgetown, a five-minute walk via direct trail access, mean consistent water availability without depending entirely on well systems. Drainage on sloped Hill Country land is critical for pasture management and arena maintenance. The bluff positioning here naturally handles runoff and creates good footing conditions compared to flatter terrain.

Georgetown ISD serves the property through San Gabriel Elementary, Douglas Benold Middle, and East View High School, so families with equestrian interests don't sacrifice education quality. HWY 29 access keeps town amenities, veterinary services, and feed suppliers within reasonable distance while maintaining rural separation. The Goodwater Trail connectivity means your riding doesn't stop at your property line - you have direct access to 26 miles of established trails for conditioning work and recreational rides.

This is raw land that requires vision and planning, but the bones are correct for someone serious about horses. The acreage, existing tree structure, natural water features, and trail infrastructure eliminate the typical compromises of smaller suburban equestrian properties. You're buying the ability to build a functional facility that works for daily animal care and long-term land stewardship.