Home For Sale on Lake LBJ
Waterfront Opportunity on Lake LBJ **Tear Down House** Looking to build your dream waterfront home on Lake LBJ? This 0.16-acre open-water lot in the desirable Twin Isle neighborhood offers an exceptional opportunity for a vacation retreat or full-time residence. Enjoy stunning lake views and direct access to the water, complete with a private boat dock perfect for sunset cruises and days spent on the lake. Kingslands Boat Town and Wakepoint, two popular waterfront restaurants and entertainment destinations, are just a short boat ride away, making it easy to enjoy lakeside dining and live music. This property includes an existing structure that is a tear-down and is not livable. The true value lies in the prime waterfront lot that offers 60ft of gorgeous waterfront and unbeatable location. Bring your builder, vision, and house plans to create the custom lake home you've always wanted. No short-term rentals are allowed, providing a more peaceful and private lake environment. Don't miss this rare chance to own open-water frontage on constant-level Lake LBJe experience the lake lifestyle and make Lake LBJ your home.Property Details
- Beds: 0
- Baths: 0.0
- Sq Feet: 1754
- Year Built: 2000
- Location: Lake LBJ
- Acres: 0.160
- Lakeview: Yes
- ViewTypes: Lake
- County: Burnet County
- Community: Twin Isles
- Roof:
- Stories: 1
- MLS #: 176473
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Listing Agent: Tammy Burnes-Manning, Kelly Realty Team - eXp Realty, 325-248-4567, 325-2484 Listing Site, Listing Status: Active
Copyright © 2025 Highland Lakes Association of Realtors MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.
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| Ad Number : | 7262440 |
| Viewed: | 11 times |
| Added: | Feb 12, 2026 |
| Updated on: | Feb 12, 2026 |
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