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A wake across open water at sunset
The Lake

Clear, deep, open water.

Open water

Open water, not a cove.

On the main body of Lake Travis, with open water and Hill Country views.

Lake Travis is deep, clear, open water. Its steep, rocky shoreline leaves little room for aquatic weeds, so the open water here is ideal for swimming, boating and wakeboarding.

From June through September, the lake runs 83 to 86 degrees.

Evening over the open lake and the far hills
Down at the water, the lake and cliff amenities, including the dock, are held in a separate Deepwater LLC. Owners get full use of the shoreline, the dock and the cliffside, while the liability stays with the LLC and away from the homes.
The dock

A deep-water dock.

A deep-water dock on the main channel. Like the shoreline and the cliffside, it is held in a separate Deepwater LLC, and owners have full use of it. It sits on the open lake, not in a cove. The dock floats year-round, with a minimum of 60 feet of water under it.

[dock photos: confirm with David]

Your boat, two ways

Keep your own boat at the dock, or let the valet handle it.

  • Your own boat. Overnight tie-up at the dock is planned.
  • The boat valet. A full-service marina nearby handles storage, fuel, cleaning and service. You never haul or maintain a boat.

New aerial and swim photography to follow.

The dock and shoreline are owned and insured on their own, with access planned for the home's owner; details for qualified buyers.