829 Kings Point DR, Canyon Lake, TX 78133

Perched in the exclusive, gated Kings Point enclave—where brick-lined streets wind through the Texas Hill Country—this 4,574-square-foot residence blends luxurious finishes with a warm, comfortable spirit. Sun-splashed interiors frame beautiful Canyon Lake views from numerous rooms and multiple balconies, creating an effortless connection to the water and rolling hills beyond. A gracious foyer opens to generous living and dining spaces designed for entertaining and everyday ease. The recently remodeled kitchen is the showpiece: sleek stone countertops, Thermador ovens, a dedicated ice maker, abundant storage, and a large working island set the stage for memorable meals. Nearby, a light-filled family room and casual dining area flow to the terraces for al fresco moments overlooking the pool. Six private bedrooms—all with ensuite bathrooms—offer restful retreats for family and guests, complemented by two well-placed powder rooms. An elevator provides easy accessibility to the second floor, and a secondary laundry adds day-to-day convenience. Flexible bonus areas accommodate a playroom, fitness space, or quiet office as needs evolve. Out back, resort living takes center stage. The sparkling pool features a relaxing spa and a cascading waterfall, while the outdoor shower and surrounding patios invite long, lingering afternoons. Thoughtful details include a whole-house vacuum system, ample storage, and a layout that welcomes multigenerational living or extended-stay guests. Morning coffee on the balcony, sunset cocktails by the pool, and starlit gatherings come naturally in this serene setting. With quick, central access to Austin, San Antonio, and New Braunfels, weekend adventures and weekday commutes are equally convenient. A rare offering in Kings Point—equal parts refined and inviting—where every day feels like a Hill Country getaway with Canyon Lake as your backdrop.

The moment the sun hits the water from the principal deck at 829 Kings Point Drive in Canyon Lake, you understand why this 4,574-square-foot home in the gated Canyon Lake community becomes the gathering place. Canyon Lake spreads across the view like an open invitation, visible from multiple balconies and the kitchen where the real entertaining begins.

The flow is intentional. Granite counters and a gas cooktop anchor the remodeled kitchen, designed around a working island where guests naturally congregate while you prepare. From there, the sight line carries straight through to multiple dining areas and out to the covered deck overlooking the pool and lake beyond. This isn't a home that segregates entertaining from living. The layout pulls people through spaces in a natural progression, from kitchen to family room to outdoor patios to the pool deck where the waterfall catches the golden hour light.

Six bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms mean your guests have genuine privacy, not an afterthought. The home sits on 0.603 acres with the pool, spa, and waterfall creating distinct zones for different moments of a gathering. Morning coffee on the balcony. Afternoon swims in your private pool. Sunset cocktails as the light softens across the Hill Country. Late-night conversations around the fire.

Built in 2001 and positioned on Canyon Lake's private maintained roads, this Canyon Lake residence puts you in one of Canyon Lake's most exclusive enclaves while keeping Austin's major employers within reasonable commute distance. The Comal Independent School District serves the area through Rebecca Creek Elementary, Mountain Valley Middle School, and Canyon High School. An elevator, central vacuum system, and secondary laundry handle the practical side of managing a home designed for extended family visits and multigenerational living.

At $1.15 million, the per-square-foot cost sits at $251. The three-car garage, stainless steel appliances, walk-in closets, and soaking tub handle the daily details. But what this home really delivers is the infrastructure for memory-making. Every layout decision, every outdoor space, every view angle has been placed to maximize those moments when people naturally come together as daylight fades and the Hill Country deepens into blue.