6740 FM 32, Fischer, TX 78623

Set on 20 acres along the iconic Devil’s Backbone amidst the beauty & vistas of Texas Hill Country, the Serenity Compound is the place one wants to hang their hats to enjoy living in works of architectural art designed by Architect Mark W Canada. Both homes are seamlessly connected to the land where architecture & nature meet in perfect balance. Together, these two distinct homes are approx 3,573 square feet. There are 2 bedrooms, 2 spa-like bathrooms, & 2 chef-inspired kitchens, along with one dedicated office/den, 3 fireplaces, clean lines, expansive glass, capture sweeping views. Glass walls slide open, creating a seamless transition to est 2,937 square feet of outdoor living areas.The design easily supports multi-generational living, entertaining, or use as two private residences. The homes share a landscaped garden, infinity pool w/ a waterfall, fire feature, & heated spa and a stone patio includes a raised viewing platform The Butterfly House, completed in 2014, approx. 2200 sqft, features soaring vaulted ceilings w/ exposed beams, limestone floors, and a custom wood island. Its office/den showcases walls made from rare cave stone embedded w/ shimmering crystal formations, Built in 2016, approx 1368 sqft the Deck House leans into a contemporary industrial style, oversized glass & iron doors, marble flooring, German cabinetry, custom stainless steel uppers, and a French La Carnou gas range. The grounds are designed, blending beauty with purpose. A wildflower garden is next to a vineyard, a 3-car covered parking, large greenhouse, & a flexible barn/studio/storage + an unfinished apartment. Each home has a 10,000-gallon rainwater collection system. A cleared area is an ideal site for a hilltop home with sweeping views. This property balances comfort with visual impact—modern yet grounded, refined yet connected to its surroundings. Canyon Lake & Historic Wimberley are minutes away. Opportunities such as this don’t come along often; it's genuinely one of a kind.

Six thousand seven hundred forty FM 32 in Fischer sits on 20 acres along the Devil's Backbone, a dramatic ridge that defines the Texas Hill Country landscape where Comal County meets some of the region's most striking topography. Architect Mark W Canada designed this dual-residence compound as two distinct homes totaling 3,573 square feet, each operating as a standalone property or functioning together for multigenerational living and entertaining at scale.

The Butterfly House, completed in 2014 and spanning approximately 2,200 square feet, anchors the property with soaring vaulted ceilings and exposed cedar beams. Limestone flooring runs throughout, while the kitchen features a custom wood island with built-in appliances including a gas range and stainless steel fixtures. The office walls incorporate rare cave stone embedded with shimmering crystal formations, creating a tactile design element that connects interior space to the geological landscape outside.

The Deck House, built in 2016 and measuring roughly 1,370 square feet, embraces contemporary industrial aesthetics with oversized glass and iron doors, marble flooring, German cabinetry, and a French La Carnou gas range. The material palette deliberately contrasts the Butterfly House while maintaining visual cohesion across the compound. Track lighting, walk-in closets, and primary bedroom suites with spa-like bathrooms anchor both homes. Stone counters and natural woodwork throughout emphasize quality craftsmanship over trend.

Outdoor living consumes approximately 2,937 square feet of designed space. An infinity pool with waterfall, heated spa, and fire feature occupy the landscaped garden terrace. A raised stone viewing platform overlooks the property while capturing long-distance vistas toward Canyon Lake and the Wimberley area, both minutes away. The grounds include a wildflower garden, vineyard, three-car covered parking, large greenhouse, and flexible barn studio. Each residence operates on a 10,000-gallon rainwater collection system. A cleared hilltop offers potential for additional construction with sweeping views.

Students in this area attend Indian Springs Elementary, Mountain Valley Middle, and Canyon Lake High School, all part of Comal ISD. The private maintained road approach ensures seclusion while Canyon Lake Regional Airport and major Hill Country employment centers remain accessible.

At $3.40 million or $952 per square foot, this property functions as either a designer retreat, dual-income opportunity, or multigenerational compound where architecture and Texas Hill Country landscape genuinely integrate rather than simply coexist.