129 Jewel Ln

There's a certain kind of quiet that only exists at the end of the road on a Lake Travis cove —and 129 Jewel Ln delivers it in spades. Entering the property over a private driveway, through a gated entrance with pipe rail fencing, it is tucked into an intimate community where the street dead-ends into nothing but Hill Country sky and Lake Travis shoreline. This 6.26+ acre waterfront property feels like your own private peninsula with plenty of waterfront to explore. No thru traffic, just the lake with wide views, and room to breathe.

The home itself is thoughtfully laid out at 2,050 square feet, with the primary suite on the main level — because lake life should be easy and peaceful. Wake up and walk out of the living room or primary bedroom straight onto a sprawling covered deck overlooking Lake Travis with a large patio off the first level. That patio is going to be your favorite spot in the house, whether you're sipping coffee at sunrise or hosting friends as the sun drops behind the hills.

The cove is the real headliner here. You can launch your boat using your personal boat ramp that extends down to about the 650 foot elevation and when you're through playing on the lake, there is a 1,200 sqft metal barn to house your boat and your toys. The deep cove sits just off the main body of Lake Travis, between mile markers 47 and 48, a stretch of Lake Travis that holds navigable water year-round.

When you want to explore beyond your own shoreline, you're covered with access to a private homeowner park and boat ramp located just across the street from your lake house that serves the small community with access to the main body of Lake Travis and close enough to walk or take the golf cart. That's the kind of convenience that transforms a weekend lake house into a lifestyle.

Lake Access & Dock Potential

The property offers potential for enhanced lake access through both the private waterfront and the community HOA park.

- Private Dock Potential: The cove the home sits on provides a favorable location for a dock. Its protected setting is generally shielded from main-body lake traffic, and water tends to rise more gradually within the cove during changing lake conditions.
- Private Community Park Day Dock Potential: The private community park provides another opportunity for lake access. A dock previously existed on the HOA property, and there have been discussions among property owners regarding the possibility of establishing a future day dock. Any new dock or improvements to the HOA property would require homeowner approval and resolution of maintenance, insurance, liability, and related responsibilities. Main-Body Lake Access: The HOA park could provide a convenient location for launching or accessing the main body of the lake, giving owners an additional option beyond the property's protected cove.