409 Turquoise, Horseshoe Bay, TX 78657

Set on a beautifully established .63-acre golf-front property in Horseshoe Bay West, 409 Turquoise offers something increasingly difficult to duplicate: privacy, mature landscaping, generous outdoor living and flexible guest space in a premier Ram Rock setting. Positioned along the scenic 9th hole and just a short golf-cart ride from Cap Rock, the home combines approximately 3,972 square feet of comfortable living space with a three-car garage and separate guest/flex quarters.

Inside, soaring ceilings and an open layout connect the living, dining, kitchen and breakfast areas, while Saltillo tile, custom architectural details and a tile roof give the home a warm, established character. The spacious primary suite includes separate closets and private bath areas, and each secondary bedroom has its own bath.

Outdoor living is a standout feature. Multiple covered areas overlook the golf course and mature landscape, including a fireplace and seating areas, while a separate courtyard offers another private retreat. A wisteria-covered walkway leads to the guest/flex quarters above the garage, featuring two large rooms, a galley kitchen and full bath—ideal for guests, a home office, fitness space or a combination of uses.

For buyers comparing today’s new construction with an established Horseshoe Bay property, 409 Turquoise offers a compelling alternative: mature trees and landscaping, privacy, golf frontage, substantial outdoor living, three-car garage and unusually versatile additional space—all in Horseshoe Bay West near the Cap Rock golf experience and Horseshoe Bay Resort amenities available with membership.

The moment you enter 409 Turquoise in Horseshoe Bay, the scale becomes immediately apparent - soaring ceilings anchor a 3,972 square foot Mediterranean residence that commands its 0.63-acre golf-front lot with quiet authority. Built in 2010, this four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath home sits positioned along the 8th hole of Ram Rock Golf Course, a placement that delivers unobstructed views while the property itself remains shielded from public view by mature landscaping and the natural topography of Llano County.

The entertaining spaces unfold with architectural intention. An open-concept kitchen, dining, living, and breakfast area connected by sight lines creates what amounts to a single grand gathering room, anchored by the visual weight of Saltillo tile flooring and a decorative tile staircase. Ceiling height and natural light dominate here - the design assumption is that this space exists for both everyday living and substantive entertaining. A secondary dining area provides flexibility, while a pantry handles the logistics of serious kitchen work.

The primary suite claims its own floor, featuring two walk-in closets and a bath with separate his-and-her toilet compartments and vanities - the kind of detail that signals how this home was built. Each guest bedroom includes a private full bath, eliminating the typical accommodations negotiation. The master soaking tub sits separate from the shower, another uncompromising choice.

Outside, the property splits into two distinct outdoor zones. One yard opens directly onto a covered patio overlooking the golf course, with an integrated fireplace anchoring multiple seating areas. The second courtyard, accessed from the dining area, creates a private retreat with lush plantings, covered patio, and a fountain feature. Automatic irrigation sustains the mature trees and landscaping across the gently sloping lot.

Above the three-car garage sits a 500+ square foot secondary structure - currently configured as office and gym space but functional as guest quarters with its own kitchen and full bath. The flexibility here matters: this is both practical and asset-generative.

At $453 per square foot, 409 Turquoise prices meaningfully below new construction in the greater Austin market while delivering the location premium that Horseshoe Bay membership commands. You're 40 minutes to downtown Austin via TX-71, yet resident in one of Central Texas's most established golf communities. Packsaddle Elementary, Llano Middle, and Llano High School serve the property through Llano ISD.

This is the kind of property that doesn't recycle through the market frequently - it stays in families for decades.