
9.59 acres in Comal County
$1,500,000
4401 Potters Creek Road, , TX 78133MLS# 627086
Data last refreshed: October 7, 2026 at 3:20 PM CT
A rare opportunity to own approximately 9.585 acres of privately owned Canyon Lake waterfront acreage in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. Stretching along a scenic cove of Canyon Lake, this remarkable tract features mature Live Oaks, native Hill Country landscape, limestone formations and substantial shoreline, creating a beautiful natural setting for recreation, lake access and long-term land ownership. The property lies below the 948-foot contour and is offered as recreational waterfront acreage, not as a residential building site. Owners can enjoy walking trails beneath the oaks, fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, swimming, picnicking, wildlife watching, and photography, or simply preserve the land as a natural waterfront retreat. Additional improvements, land modifications, and uses may be possible subject to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and other applicable approvals. Directly across Potter's Creek Road, a separately available tract of approximately 0.667 acres overlooks this acreage and Canyon Lake, offering the option to pair a homesite with this waterfront land. The two properties are listed separately. Located near Potter's Creek Park and Cranes Mill, with convenient access to area boat ramps, parks, boating, and fishing. Whether held as private recreational land or paired with the homesite across the road, this tract presents an unusual opportunity to own a piece of Canyon Lake waterfront. Property is subject to applicable USACE flowage easements and regulations. Buyer should independently verify boundaries, the 948-foot contour, easements, permitted uses, lake access, and approval requirements for any proposed improvements.
Listed Simply / Sinan Zakaria
#0855518
Listed Simply
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