5 Texas Hill Country Estates from Willow City to Alamo Heights

Beyond the gates of Willow Creek Estates, this 19.73-acre modern farmhouse estate offers privacy and wide-open Texas Hill Country beauty, just 13 miles from Main St. Fredericksburg and 2 miles from the Willow City Loop and Hwy 16. Custom built in 2022, the approximately 3,600 sq. ft. home is arranged with 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a 3-car garage, 2 offices, and a chef’s kitchen anchored by a 48-inch Bertazzoni range/oven combo and wine fridge. Outside, a resort-style pool and spa by Cody Pools sets the tone for long afternoons under majestic oaks, with abundant wildlife and wildflowers nearby. With only 10 acreage homesites and no surrounding development, the setting is defined by stillness, sunsets, and room to breathe.

Set on 10 AG-exempt acres with sweeping Hill Country views, this single-story ranch balances privacy with timeless Texas charm. A scenic drive arrives at a well-designed residence framed by a heated pool, hot tub, and an abundance of outdoor living spaces—made for long afternoons under wide skies. Indoors, an open living area features vaulted wood-beam ceilings and a fireplace, flowing into a spacious kitchen finished with custom details. The private owner’s suite is thoughtfully separated from additional bedrooms and flex rooms, creating a layout that supports both retreat and gathering. Practical comforts include a whole house generator, a large climate-controlled storage room, a mudroom, and an attached two-car garage. Beyond the main house, a barn built for tractors, equipment, and off-road vehicles adds guest quarters with a full bath and kitchenette, plus a lean-to for covered RV parking—ready for Hill Country days that unfold at their own pace.

Set on gently rolling pasture in Lampasas, Rolling Oaks Ranch captures a quiet slice of Texas Hill Country living. A spacious farmhouse anchors the property with classic Hill Country charm, while mature oak cover brings shade, texture, and a sense of permanence across the landscape. The land’s natural contours create multiple scenic homesites, offering flexibility for a homestead, a family retreat, or future plans shaped around the views and the trees. An agricultural exemption adds practical appeal, supporting a simpler, land-centered rhythm. With the option for the owner to divide, the ranch also lends itself to a range of lifestyles—from keeping it intact as a private escape to tailoring it into a smaller holding—each centered on open pasture, oak-dotted horizons, and unhurried days outdoors.

Size: 67.84 acres

On a tree-lined street in Horseshoe Bay, this custom 2021 French-Transitional residence sits on a double lot and backs to the Ram Rock golf course with unobstructed, private views. Wide-set stucco and brick frame a light-filled interior where white oak floors—some antique honed—meet soaring ceilings, authentic antique beams, and a dramatic wall of butted glass in the living room. The open plan moves easily from indoors to out, anchored by a kitchen with two islands, soft white walls, custom cabinetry, and Taj Mahal quartzite countertops. Thermador appliances include a commercial 6-burner gas cooktop with pot filler and a built-in side-by-side refrigerator. A butler’s pantry and catering pantry add a sink, coffee station, and built-in storage. Outdoors, a massive covered patio offers an outdoor kitchen, grill, and fireplace, with a generator tucked out back for peace of mind.

On Grant Avenue in Alamo Heights, this residential address sits within the Alamo Heights subdivision in Bexar County. The available information is drawn from the county appraisal district, with an emphasis on independent verification—an important note for anyone who values clarity and documentation when evaluating a home. While specific interior features and finishes are not detailed here, the setting places you in one of the area’s established neighborhoods, where daily life tends to revolve around a comfortable, residential rhythm. The listing also points you toward practical next steps, including property features, tax value context, a mortgage calculator, nearby schools, and similar homes for sale—all useful tools for building a fuller picture beyond the basics. It’s a straightforward starting point for exploring what life on this block could look like over time.