$3,500,000

Property Overview

Lone Rider Trail offers a rare slice of pristine prairie land across nearly 19 acres in Bee Cave, where Owl Hollow Creek runs year-round through native grasses and wildlife habitat. The remodeled main residence spans 3,983 square feet with soaring windows framed toward the creek, marble waterfall countertops, walnut flooring, and an executive study anchored by a fireplace. A rooftop deck captures 360-degree views across the property, serving as the perfect vantage point for sunrise and sunset over the Hill Country landscape.

Beyond the primary home, this compound includes a barn structure and a fully developed flex building with tremendous potential as guest quarters, creative studio, or additional living space, plus an expansive entertaining deck ideal for outdoor gatherings. The property operates on well water and propane with septic systems, while the wildlife exemption significantly reduces property taxes. Intentional stewardship shines throughout, with five chimney swift towers, twelve bat houses, and native plantings that support thriving ecosystems alongside the Hill Country's natural beauty.

Vox Residential Insight

This property combines genuine Hill Country acreage with sophisticated improvements in a market where raw land is increasingly scarce near Austin. The wildlife exemption and established habitat infrastructure make this exceptionally rare for buyers seeking meaningful conservation value alongside residential comfort in the Bee Cave area.

Agent Description

Enjoy life on a native prairie in Bee Cave with all-weather Owl Hollow Creek, which feeds into Little Barton Creek. The property features a beautifully remodeled 3,983-square-foot, two-story home built in 1999, plus a rooftop deck with 360-degree sunrise and sunset views. The main residence features the kitchen with waterfall marble countertops, walnut flooring throughout the main level, and an executive study with a fireplace. A wall of windows in the main living area overlooks Owl Hollow Creek. The property also includes a barn and a fully built-out flex structure with potential for additional living space, guest quarters, or a creative studio, along with a generous deck designed for entertaining and outdoor living. Utilities include an on-site water well, septic system, and propane. A wildlife valuation (exemption) is in place which lowers the property taxes significantly; the land supports abundant wildlife, including five chimney swift towers, twelve bat houses, and 204 purple martin cavities. The seller is currently pursuing a conservation easement that will affect certain land uses. The proposed terms are intended to preserve the property’s natural character and traditional agricultural and recreational uses while restricting future subdivision and industrial development.

Property Details

Listing data last updated: May 19, 2026

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