
$43,945,000
1033 Flying X RD, Spicewood, TX, 78669

$43,945,000
1033 Flying X RD, Spicewood, TX, 78669

$15,950,000
26100 Countryside DR, Spicewood, TX, 78669

$6,900,000
Lot 4 Colorado Canyon DR, Marble Falls, TX, 78654

$6,500,000
9738 FM 1431, Marble Falls, TX, 78654

$5,700,000
5324 Fm 2147, Horseshoe Bay, TX, 78657

$5,371,200
9939 County Road 404, Spicewood, TX, 78669

$5,371,200
9939 County Road 404, Spicewood, TX, 78669

$5,371,200
9939 County Road 404, Spicewood, TX, 78669

$5,371,200
9939 County Road 404, Spicewood, TX, 78669

$5,000,000
000 Paleface Ranch RD, Spicewood, TX, 78669

$4,900,000
4300 Travis Peak TRL, Marble Falls, TX, 78654

$4,900,000
4300 Travis Peak TRL, Marble Falls, TX, 78654

$4,895,000
2910 Fall Creek RD, Spicewood, TX, 78669

$4,825,000
0 Haynie Flat RD, Spicewood, TX, 78669

$4,825,000
0 Haynie Flat RD, Spicewood, TX, 78669

$4,500,000
106 Bunny Run LN, Horseshoe Bay, TX, 78657

$4,490,000
1450 Los Escondidos ST, Marble Falls, TX, 78654

$4,390,000
1011 Moss Downs, Granite Shoals, TX, 78654

$4,250,000
Lot 5 Colorado Canyon DR, Marble Falls, TX, 78654

$4,209,268
151 Creek Hollow WAY, Spicewood, TX, 78669
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Marble Falls serves as the commercial center for the Highland Lakes region, offering more retail and dining options than surrounding Hill Country towns. The US-281 corridor through town has H-E-B, Walmart, Home Depot, and chain restaurants. Main Street in downtown Marble Falls has locally owned shops, the Marble Falls Visitor Center, and restaurants including River City Grille and Blue Bonnet Cafe, a diner institution operating since 1929 known for its pies. The Marble Falls Lakeside Park on Lake Marble Falls provides a waterfront pavilion, playground, and public lake access. Median household income in the district is approximately $58,000, though this varies widely between lakefront property owners and working-class families.
Outdoor recreation defines the Highland Lakes lifestyle. Lake LBJ is a constant-level lake spanning 6,375 acres, popular for wakeboarding, tubing, and jet skiing because its water level does not fluctuate. Lake Marble Falls provides kayaking, fishing, and swimming access from Lakeside Park and Johnson Park. The Marble Falls disc golf course is one of the highest-rated in the state. Flatrock Creek Nature Park offers hiking trails through Hill Country terrain. Hidden Falls Adventure Park, about 15 minutes south, provides off-road vehicle trails. The Walkway of Lights, a holiday light display along the Lakeside Park waterfront, draws visitors each December. The Marble Falls area has become a base camp for exploring the broader Highland Lakes and Hill Country wine trail. Youth sports operate through the Marble Falls Parks and Recreation department, and the Highland Lakes YMCA provides aquatic and fitness programs.
Marble Falls ISD is served by Marble Falls ISD. Students typically attend Marble Falls Elementary or Spicewood Elementary (Marble Falls ISD) or Colt Elementary or Highland Lake Elementary for elementary school, Marble Falls Middle School for middle school, and Marble Falls High School for high school.
School District: Marble Falls ISD
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.
Marble Falls ISD covers the city of Marble Falls and surrounding areas. Residential areas include lakefront properties on Lake LBJ and Lake Marble Falls, the downtown core, subdivisions along US-281, and Hill Country acreage. Portions of Horseshoe Bay are in the district.
Marble Falls ISD offers Highland Lakes access, Hill Country outdoor recreation, and a small-district environment with approximately 4,500 students. The district has CTE pathways and dual-credit programs. Families benefit from lake access for water sports, state parks, and a growing commercial base along US-281.
In-town homes in Marble Falls range from $275K to $500K. Lakefront properties on Lake LBJ list from $600K to over $3 million. Hill Country acreage ranges from $400K to $900K. The district median is approximately $385K.
Marble Falls is approximately 50 miles and 55 minutes from downtown Austin via Highway 71. Bee Cave and Lakeway are about 35 minutes southeast. Burnet is about 15 minutes north on US-281.
Lake LBJ is a constant-level lake (6,375 acres) managed by LCRA, popular for water sports because its level does not drop. Lake Marble Falls is smaller and subject to level fluctuations during drought. Both are formed by dams on the Colorado River in the Highland Lakes chain.