310 Castlehigh is one of those opportunities that rarely comes to market—and when it does, it’s recognized for what it is: a true legacy property. Set on approximately 2.19 acres along the main body of Lake LBJ, this property offers an extraordinary 311 feet of waterfront—an increasingly rare combination of scale, privacy, and presence on one of the most sought-after stretches of the lake. The setting is both peaceful and expansive, with wide open water views framed by a canopy of mature trees that provide natural beauty, shade, and a sense of seclusion that is difficult to replicate. The existing home on the property is livable and could be enjoyed as-is or updated over time. However, the true value here lies in the land itself—its size, its frontage, and the flexibility it offers for the future. Whether that vision is to create a private waterfront estate, design a multi-generational family compound, or explore the potential to subdivide into multiple homesites (buyer to verify), the possibilities here are compelling. The property was originally platted as three lots, adding an additional layer of flexibility for those considering long-term use or investment. In a market where most waterfront opportunities are limited to narrower lots and more constrained settings, 310 Castlehigh stands apart. It offers not just access to the lake, but the ability to fully experience it—room to spread out, to build thoughtfully, and to create something lasting. One of the most special features of the property is its own small island just off the shoreline—an uncommon and memorable detail that adds character and a sense of place. Whether it becomes a quiet spot to explore, a launch point for paddleboarding and kayaking, or simply a natural focal point in the landscape, it creates a setting that feels entirely your own. Life on this stretch of Lake LBJ is about more than just ownership—it’s about how you spend your time. Mornings can start with coffee under the trees as the lake sits calm and glassy, ideal for an early ski run or a quiet paddle. Afternoons bring the energy of the water—boating, wake surfing, tubing with kids and grandkids, or simply anchoring out and enjoying the day. Evenings are something else entirely, with long Hill Country sunsets reflecting across the main body of the lake and a stillness that settles in as the day winds down. Fishing, bird watching, and year-round water access are all part of daily life here, with Lake LBJ’s constant water levels making it one of the most reliable and enjoyable lakes in Central Texas. The wide frontage and main body location provide both usability and long, unobstructed views—something that becomes increasingly rare as inventory tightens. Despite the sense of privacy and retreat, the property remains highly convenient. By boat, you’re roughly a 10–15 minute ride to several popular waterfront restaurants and marinas, making it easy to enjoy a casual lunch or dinner on the water. By car, H-E-B in Kingsland is approximately 10–15 minutes away, along with additional dining, retail, and everyday essentials. Marble Falls is also within a short drive, offering expanded shopping, restaurants, and services. Properties with this combination of acreage, main body waterfront, and over 300 feet of frontage are exceptionally limited. This is an opportunity to secure a piece of Lake LBJ that can be enjoyed for generations.