444 Rees Landing Rd, Spicewood, TX 78669

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This home in Rees Landing Estates makes a striking first impression with a farmhouse and stone exterior set on a private one-acre homesite. The setting creates a unique blend of style and natural surroundings.

The kitchen is centered around the elegant Silestone island and features almond cabinetry that extends throughout the space. It opens to the breakfast area and main living spaces, creating a functional layout for both everyday living and entertaining.

A large outdoor living area provides an ideal setting for gatherings or quiet evenings. This space extends the home’s livability and connection to the outdoors. Extremely private living nestled at the back of the community.

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This 2,601-square-foot home on a full acre in Spicewood, Spicewood, delivers the floor plan efficiency that active families need without sacrificing the land and space that define Hill Country living. Built in 2026, 444 Rees Landing Road sits on a cul-de-sac lot with mature trees and a gentle slope that creates genuine privacy from neighbors while maintaining direct access to Marble Falls ISD schools.

The layout works because it prioritizes movement and organization. The open floor plan connects the kitchen, breakfast area, and living spaces without wasting hallway square footage, while the primary bedroom anchors the main level so you don't climb stairs at day's end. Walk-in closets, a double vanity bath, and substantial pantry storage mean family chaos stays contained. The kitchen island anchors the home's nerve center, combining meal prep with sightlines to the main living areas. Energy Star appliances, a tankless water heater, and smart thermostat reduce operational costs while the blown-in insulation and radiant barrier handle the Texas heat efficiently.

Storage permeates the design. Beyond the walk-ins and pantry, tray ceilings create visual space without adding square footage, while the 3-car garage handles vehicles, tools, and seasonal gear. Low-flow fixtures and a soaking tub in the primary bath acknowledge that parents need functional spaces that also work for their own recovery.

The lot itself is the real advantage. One acre on a Spicewood cul-de-sac means your kids play outside without feeling hemmed in. Landscaped front and rear yards with full sprinkler systems (including rain sensor) handle maintenance, while mature trees ranging from 20 to over 40 feet provide natural cooling and privacy. Front and rear covered porches create flexible outdoor living without committing to full square footage.

Priced at $338 per square foot, this home delivers space and land in Marble Falls ISD at a point where the market rewards practical design over trends. Spicewood location keeps you 45 minutes from Austin's major corridors while maintaining genuine separation from traffic patterns. The home works for you because it's organized first and decorated second.