1078 Lake Breeze, Brownwood, Texas

Description

Build your home near Lake Brownwood on this 0.43-acre residential lot in King’s Point Cove Unit 3 at The Hideout Golf Club and Resort. Lot 1078 Lake Breeze Drive is a mostly level interior homesite with a scenic westerly view, offering a beautiful setting for evening skies and Texas sunsets. The manageable terrain may help simplify homesite planning and construction compared with steeper lots. Paved road frontage provides convenient access, and water, sewer, and electricity are available at the street. Buyers should verify utility availability, tap fees, building requirements, restrictions, and all costs associated with construction. The property is restricted to residential use, and short-term rentals and investment properties are not permitted, helping support a quieter neighborhood atmosphere. Ownership provides access to The Hideout lifestyle near Lake Brownwood, including complimentary rounds of golf each month and resort amenities. Enjoy the 18-hole championship golf course, swimming pool, hot tub, fitness center, pickleball courts, sand volleyball, fishing ponds, playground areas, restaurant, community activities, and live entertainment. Property owners also have access to the community boat launch for days spent boating, fishing, kayaking, or exploring Lake Brownwood. Amenities, owner benefits, fees, and availability are subject to current association and resort policies. Located in Brown County and Brownwood ISD, this homesite combines resort-style recreation with convenient access to Brownwood, Early, and Bangs for shopping, dining, healthcare, schools, and everyday services. Whether planning a full-time residence, retirement home, or personal weekend getaway, this Lake Brownwood area lot offers an appealing opportunity to build in an established golf and lake community.

Directions: From Brownwood take Hwy 279 N. Turn right on FM 2632. Turn right at first entrance (sales Office). Turn left on Lake Breeze Dr. Lot will be on the left. Look for white marking tape in trees and orange reflector with lot number on it.