7418 Spiro Trl, Austin, TX 78738

Set within the gated expanse of Preservation Ranch in Bee Cave, Texas, this 21+ acre estate homesite presents a rare opportunity to build a custom luxury home in the Texas Hill Country just outside of Austin. Located within Lake Travis ISD and approximately 25 miles from downtown Austin and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, the property offers a balance of privacy, scale, and accessibility.

The land features a gentle, build-friendly topography, allowing flexibility to design a custom estate, Hill Country home, or modern ranch compound. Selective clearing has been completed, revealing mature native trees, open sightlines, and exposed Glen Rose rock formations that add natural character to the setting.

The homesite is positioned adjacent to the community’s private fishing lake with dock access, providing a unique connection to one of Preservation Ranch’s most desirable amenities. The orientation allows for natural light throughout the day and long-range Hill Country views, creating an ideal backdrop for a future residence.

Preservation Ranch is a gated luxury acreage community known for its large homesites, equestrian amenities, and commitment to preserving the surrounding landscape. Residents enjoy miles of private hiking and riding trails with direct access to over 2,200 acres of protected ranch land, along with shared hilltop and creekside HOA parks. The community also borders a 2,400 acre conservation park, reinforcing privacy and open space.

A rare opportunity to secure luxury land in Austin and build within one of Bee Cave’s most private gated communities.

At 21.579 acres in Austin, 7418 Spiro Trail offers the rare combination of raw acreage, established equestrian infrastructure, and the flexibility to build a custom Hill Country estate on unimproved land in the Bee Cave area of Travis County.

The property sits on gently sloping terrain with selective clearing already completed, revealing mature native trees, open sightlines, and exposed Glen Rose limestone formations that define the Hill Country aesthetic. The topography is inherently build-friendly, meaning you can position structures to capture long-range views while maintaining the natural landscape character. Mature trees provide immediate shade and screening without requiring years of establishment.

The real advantage for equestrian owners is access to Austin's purpose-built facilities and trail network. This gated luxury community maintains private riding trails across more than 2,200 acres of protected ranch land, plus direct connectivity to an additional 2,400-acre conservation park bordering the property. If you plan to own horses, you have miles of maintained riding terrain immediately accessible from your future homesite, eliminating the need to trailer to distant facilities. The community also supports equestrian infrastructure through shared amenities designed for active ranch users.

Beyond the riding trails, the property backs against the community's private fishing lake with dock access, a significant lifestyle amenity for families who value water recreation. The orientation captures natural light throughout the day and frames Hill Country views across the landscape.

Location-wise, 7418 Spiro Trail sits approximately 25 miles from downtown Austin and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, placing you far enough for genuine Hill Country privacy yet close enough for practical commutes to major employers. The property falls within Lake Travis ISD, which includes Bee Cave Elementary, Bee Cave Middle School, and Lake Travis High School, serving the Bee Cave and Spicewood corridors.

At 2.90M for 21+ acres of unimproved, build-ready land within an established equestrian community, this represents direct access to functional ranch amenities rather than purchasing them after the fact. You acquire the acreage, the trail system, and the gated privacy all at once. For buyers who need land to accommodate multiple horses, riding space, and the flexibility to design a custom home from scratch, the Austin infrastructure eliminates the guesswork about future trail access or community support for equestrian use.