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Market Overview for The Farmhouse at the Reserve at Lake Travis

There are 7 active listings in The Farmhouse at the Reserve at Lake Travis with a median list price of $1.2M.

The average price per square foot is $608.

About The Farmhouse at the Reserve at Lake Travis

The Farmhouse is an enclave within The Reserve at Lake Travis, a gated master-planned community on a peninsula on the south shore of Lake Travis in Spicewood, Travis County, Texas. The Reserve occupies roughly 311 acres surrounded on three sides by more than 3.5 miles of Lake Travis shoreline, reached from State Highway 71 via Bee Creek Road and Thurman Bend Road, so that through-traffic is limited to residents and their guests.

Known as the Farmhouse Collection, this section is a compact enclave of 16 custom farmhouse-style homes designed by Cornerstone Architects, offered in four floor plans ranging from about 1,500 to 2,800 square feet — from a single-story two-bedroom design to a two-story four-bedroom plan with a bunk room. The homes feature detached garages for a farmhouse look, and many capture lake views; a number were built as vacation residences. The enclave is anchored by The Barn, a repurposed horse barn converted into a roughly 3,200-square-foot community activity center with reclaimed wood and tin interiors, games, and an outdoor grill, alongside an adjacent park and walking trails.

As part of The Reserve at Lake Travis, homeowners have access to the community's amenities through membership in the Riverbend Club, which includes a resort-style pool complex with a lazy river and poolside cabanas, a lodge, an equestrian center with a covered arena and riding trails, and lighted tennis and sand-volleyball courts. The Reserve Yacht Club operates a marina with 160 covered slips accommodating boats up to 80 feet, on some of the deepest water on Lake Travis.

The Reserve at Lake Travis is served by Lake Travis Independent School District, which earned a TEA accountability rating of 'A' for 2024-25. Set on its Lake Travis peninsula about an hour west of downtown Austin via State Highway 71, The Farmhouse pairs a low-maintenance, lake-oriented lifestyle with the full amenity base of the surrounding gated waterfront community.

Living in The Farmhouse at the Reserve at Lake Travis

Daily life at The Farmhouse centers on The Reserve at Lake Travis and the lake itself. The community sits on a peninsula on the south shore of Lake Travis in Spicewood, reached from State Highway 71 via Bee Creek Road and Thurman Bend Road, roughly an hour west of downtown Austin. Because it is a gated peninsula community, the surrounding roads carry mainly resident and guest traffic.

Everyday shopping, dining, and services are found back along the State Highway 71 corridor and in the Bee Cave and Lakeway areas to the east, where the Hill Country Galleria, grocery stores, and Baylor Scott & White Medical Center - Lakeway are located. For the Farmhouse enclave specifically, The Barn — the community's converted-horse-barn activity center — provides a nearby gathering space with games, a grill, an adjacent park, and walking trails.

Recreation is built around Lake Travis and The Reserve's amenities. Through the Riverbend Club, residents have access to the pool complex with its lazy river and cabanas, the lodge, the equestrian center and its riding trails, and lighted tennis and sand-volleyball courts, while the Reserve Yacht Club marina provides covered boat slips and deep-water lake access. The peninsula setting, the 3.5 miles of shoreline, and the community's marina give The Farmhouse a strongly water-oriented, recreational lifestyle.

Things to Do in The Farmhouse at the Reserve at Lake Travis

• Lake Travis boating & recreation: The Reserve sits on a peninsula wrapped by more than 3.5 miles of Lake Travis shoreline, with boating, swimming, and fishing on some of the deepest water on the lake.
• Reserve Yacht Club marina: The community marina offers 160 covered boat slips accommodating vessels up to 80 feet, with dock facilities and concierge boat service for residents.
• Riverbend Club: The Reserve's resort-style pool complex features a lazy river, multiple pools, poolside cabanas, and a lodge, available to owners through Riverbend Club membership.
• The Barn (Farmhouse activity center): The Farmhouse enclave is anchored by The Barn, a repurposed horse barn converted into a roughly 3,200-square-foot activity center with games and an outdoor grill, plus an adjacent park and trails.
• Equestrian center: The Reserve's equestrian center includes a covered arena, stalls, and about 2.5 miles of riding trails within the community.
• Sport courts: The community offers lighted tennis courts, a sand volleyball court, and a putting green among its recreational amenities.

Major Employers in The Farmhouse at the Reserve at Lake Travis

• Lake Travis ISD (Education): The public school district for the Lake Travis area and a major regional employer serving Spicewood and the western Travis County lake communities.
• Baylor Scott & White Medical Center - Lakeway (Healthcare): A hospital on RR 620 in Lakeway, east of Spicewood, providing acute and specialty care for the Lake Travis area.
• The Reserve at Lake Travis (Hospitality & Recreation): The community's Riverbend Club, marina, and equestrian center employ local hospitality, marine, and grounds staff on the peninsula.
• Hill Country Galleria (Retail): A large open-air shopping, dining, and office center in nearby Bee Cave, a regional retail-employment hub east of The Reserve along SH 71.

The Farmhouse at the Reserve at Lake Travis Schools

The Reserve at Lake Travis is served by Lake Travis Independent School District, which earned a TEA accountability rating of 'A' (score 90) for 2024-25. Under current LTISD attendance boundaries, area campuses include West Cypress Hills Elementary, Lake Travis Middle School, and Lake Travis High School.

School District: Lake Travis ISD

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