4224 Singleton Rd, Marble Falls, TX 78654

Welcome to 4224 Singleton Road in Travis County, a truly exceptional 12 +/- acre lakefront haven—a treasured property that has been lovingly held by the same family for over 100 years." The owners will work creatively with prospective buyers, whether you wish to purchase the entire 12 acres or a portion. With options for a first right of refusal to purchase additional land in the future and the possibility of a leaseback arrangement, your dream property can become a reality. See ABOR MLS # 8385375 for partial sale of the 12 AC and price.

Lake Travis is the Crown Jewel of the seven Highland Lakes…not because it is the longest lake, but the beauty of this pristine lake is famous for its striking blue-green hue…which is a natural wonder shaped by the regions unique limestone geology…

This exclusive piece of history on the North Shore of Lake Travis holds a magical past; before it became a beloved family retreat, it was once cared for primarily by the Comanche Indians and other Native American tribes…arrowheads and artifacts are often found throughout the area, telling stories of an ancient connection to this remarkable landscape.

Nestled near where the Pedernales River meets Lake Travis, this unique North Shore location offers an unparalleled sense of tranquility away from the loud hustle and bustle life, perfect for anyone looking to reconnect with nature, and hold a part of history past.

In a world where larger Lake Travis waterfront properties are becoming increasingly rare, this stunning acreage offers one of the few last remaining incredible views of the lake. With shoreline frontage ranging from 615 to 665 feet, depending upon the lake level, the beauty is inspiring…especially the sunsets.

Imagine the Lake Travis lifestyle that awaits you. To explore this enchanting property and discover its potential, we invite you to reach out and schedule your exclusive visit today—remember…viewing is by appointment only.

A 12.14-acre waterfront tract with roughly 615 to 665 feet of Lake Travis shoreline is the kind of holding that rarely comes to market on the north shore, especially at 4224 Singleton Rd. In Marble Falls, TX 78654, 4224 Singleton Rd sits in Travis County near the point where the Pedernales River feeds into Lake Travis, giving this Farm - Ranch property a combination of open land, direct water access, and long-range Hill Country views that is getting harder to find.

The asking price is $2.70 million, and the property has been on the market for 155 days. Square footage, bedroom count, bathroom count, and year built are not listed, which tells you this offering is fundamentally about the land, the shoreline, and the future use. For a buyer asking what it is like to live here, the answer starts with space and privacy. You have enough acreage for a true ranch setup, a lake retreat, or a legacy property with room to shape it over time. Waterfront parcels of this scale on Lake Travis are limited, and large unspoiled tracts near the Pedernales River corridor are even tighter.

The setting is a major part of the appeal. This stretch of Lake Travis is known for clearer blue-green water shaped by the region’s limestone geology. Sunsets over the water are part of daily life here, and the land carries the feel of old Texas rather than a newly divided waterfront subdivision. The property has been held by the same family for more than 100 years, which matters because it helps explain why the site still feels intact and why there is so little comparable inventory.

For families planning around schools, the property is served by Marble Falls ISD, with Colt Elementary, Marble Falls Middle School, and Marble Falls High School. That gives buyers a clear district path while still living on a large waterfront tract removed from denser in-town development. The Marble Falls area also connects you to everyday services, dining, and medical care without giving up the quiet of the lake.

What stands out most at 4224 Singleton Rd is the mix of immediate enjoyment and long-term scarcity. You can use the land for weekends on the water, future residential plans, or simply hold a piece of Lake Travis frontage that is difficult to replace. In a market where true waterfront acreage keeps disappearing, this is the kind of property that can shape both lifestyle and long-range value.