626,392
Sqft lot
14.38
Acre lot
Status:
Active
Property Type:
Other
Days on Website:
787
Pleased to present this listing in the middle of Horseshoe Bay Resort near constant-level Lake LBJ, approximately 45 miles from Austin in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. •Summit Rock is a private, members-only course located in Horseshoe Bay Resort near the city of Marble Falls. • Horseshoe Bay Resort, in the picturesque Texas Hill Country, is a short 50-minute trip from Austin and a few hours drive from Dallas, Houston and San Antonio. The 7,000-acre, AAA Four Diamond Horseshoe Bay Resort sits along the shore of constant-level Lake LBJ. The 347-room resort is home to three Robert Trent Jones Sr. designed golf courses; a private members-only Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course; an 18-hole, par-72 Dwarf Bermuda grass putting course; The Waters 50-room condo tower and a full- service marina. A private airport, 16 tennis courts, bike rentals, hiking trails, spa and fitness center all add to the extraordinary experience of Horseshoe Bay Resort. • The Resort offers four panoramic championship golf courses each of which incorporate the unique, natural terrain of the beautiful Texas Hill Country while providing holes playable for a variety of skill levels. • Three Robert Trent Jones Sr. golf courses: Slick Rock, Ram Rock and Apple Rock. • A Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course in Summit Rock. • The AAA four-diamond lake and golf resort also features an airport with a 6,000 foot runway, a seven story 249-room hotel with high tech convention facilities, 13 tennis courts, four swimming pools, a white-sand beach and scenic views. Proposed use: Multifamily, Senior Living, Hotel, Medical, Assisted living, Single Family Villas, Townhomes • Zoning: C2 - General Commercial & Residential Planned Development Zone; Includes: Assisted Living, Medical, Hotel, Retail, Office, Senior Living, Memory Care, Rehabilitation. Multifamily Residential & Villas - Single Family Residential with Conditional Use Permit. Full zoning information upon request.
