What $750,000 buys around Lake Travis

At $750,000 you are buying right around the median in Lakeway, which closed at $720,000, and just under the median in Lakeway proper at $753,500. In Steiner Ranch you are below the $824,000 median, in Rough Hollow well below $880,000, and in Spicewood comfortably above the $675,000 median. At roughly $293 to $310 per square foot across these areas, $750,000 buys somewhere in the range of 2,400 to 2,700 square feet depending on age, view, and lot.

Area by area at this budget

The same money buys a different house depending on which side of the corridor you land on.

What the budget does not stretch to

Waterfront is out of reach at this number. The waterfront median is $1,175,000 and the entry point sits well above $750,000.

A water view, though, is often reachable. The gap between view and waterfront is where a lot of value sits for buyers at this level.

Where the trade-offs are

At this budget you are usually choosing two of three: newer construction, a view, and a usable flat yard. Getting all three pushes past a million in most of these neighborhoods.

Spicewood buys the most land per dollar. Steiner Ranch buys the most convenience. Lakeway sits in between with the deepest inventory, which matters when you want choice.

Common questions

Can I get a lake view for $750,000?

Often yes, particularly in Lakeway and Spicewood. Waterfront with a dock is a different budget entirely.

How many square feet does $750,000 buy?

Roughly 2,400 to 2,700 square feet at the $293 to $310 per square foot these areas averaged over the last twelve months, though condition and view move it in both directions.

Which area has the most homes at this price?

Lakeway, which recorded 313 sales in the last twelve months against 104 in Rough Hollow and 34 in Bee Cave. More inventory means more choice and more negotiating room.