8.474 Acres with pond in Blue Sky Estates!

8.474 Acres with a pond and gorgeous, mature trees in the beautiful, new rural subdivision at Blue Sky Estates!! Paved roads and main power infrastructure are already in place, and the tract is fenced along two sides, presenting a turnkey foundation for your build. Thoughtful light deed restrictions safeguard the long term value of the community while preserving your design flexibility. Lots are dedicated to residential use only with site built homes at a 1,200 square foot minimum, and individual water wells and septic systems are required. Horses, goats, and chickens are welcome, supporting an authentic rural lifestyle on your own terms. Straddling the Bastrop and Caldwell county line, this tract is part of a master designed community of quiet, spacious lots offered in several configurations. Whether you are building a primary residence, relocating, or retiring with convenient access to the Austin metroplex, Blue Sky Estates offers the rare combination of seclusion and accessibility. Home sites feature elevated terrain with sweeping long distance views, rolling topography, varied orientations, natural ponds, and lush native vegetation. Build at your own pace with the builder of your choice. Tucked into Red Rock, TX along the Bastrop and Caldwell County line, Blue Sky Estates sits at the crossroads of Central Texas opportunity. The location places you 16 miles to Lockhart, 19 miles from Bastrop, 22 miles to I-10, 21 miles to COTA, 30 miles to ABIA, 30 miles to TESLA, 34 miles to San Marcos, 35 miles to Austin, and 51 miles to La Grange. The result is a rare combination of country tranquility and Central Texas connectivity. Key upgrades from the previous version: "turnkey foundation" instead of "exceptional ready to build opportunity," "safeguard the long term value of the community while preserving your design flexibility" instead of "without limiting your vision," "master designed community" added for positioning, "elevated terrain with sweeping long distance views" instead of "high elevation," and a sharper closing line tying country tranquility to Central Texas connectivity.