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Some buyers want a lawn. This property is for the ones who don't. Tucked into the heart of the Texas Hill Country, this 3956 square foot retreat sits on 2.5 acres of mature oaks and native ground cover — the kind of land that took decades to establish and simply cannot be replicated. Here, the trees were here first, and the house was built to honor that. No irrigation systems chasing a golf-course aesthetic. No weekend maintenance battles. Just the sounds of the Hill Country: birdsong at dawn, wind through the canopy? and wildlife-friendly. The Spicewood corridor is recognized by Texas Parks & Wildlife as prime? native habitat for some of the state's most treasured species. The area supports over twenty species of birds, including Wild Turkeys, Scissor-tailed Flycatchers, and Red-shouldered Hawks and on a property like this, with mature trees and undisturbed native under story, your yard becomes part of that ecosystem. Whitetail deer, songbirds, and pollinators move through the property naturally. A feeder on the porch isn't just decoration — it's a front-row seat to what the Hill Country does best. The home itself is built for the way people who love this land actually live: five generous bedrooms plus a dedicated office, wood floors throughout, and a fully updated kitchen that makes coming home from an outdoor adventure genuinely pleasant. The property is served by a private well — a meaningful asset in the Hill Country, offering self-sufficiency and independence from municipal systems. For buyers who understand land, that matters. This is? a property for someone who wants acreage that lives and breathes, a porch with something worth looking at, and a home large enough to grow into — with the Hill Country as a permanent backyard.

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