The Property

103 acres on Seawillow Road.

Caldwell County, just south of Lockhart, Texas — minutes from downtown amenities and the SH-130 corridor that connects the Austin and San Antonio metros.

Aerial Overview

One contiguous 103-acre tract.

The full property forms a single, regularly shaped tract with frontage on Seawillow Road (CR 205). The site is gently rolling, predominantly cleared, and ready for civil engineering.

A six-mile branch of Plum Creek crosses the southern portion of the site, contributing to the FEMA Zone A area while leaving the developable buildable area unrestricted by base flood elevation.

3D aerial view of the 103-acre Seawillow property in Caldwell County, TX
Location & Drive Times

In Lockhart's growth corridor.

Lockhart sits on the eastern edge of greater Austin's expansion zone, anchored by SH-130 and US-183 — and Seawillow is just minutes from the action.

Drive-time map from Seawillow Road to downtown Lockhart and US-183

5–10 minutes

To HEB & Walmart in downtown Lockhart — schools, restaurants, and the famed Lockhart BBQ scene.

13 minutes

To the US-183 / SH-130 interchange — directly connecting the property to greater Austin and San Antonio.

~35 minutes

To Austin-Bergstrom International Airport and Tesla Gigafactory Texas via SH-130.

Boundaries & Plats

Recorded boundaries. Approved plat.

Survey documentation, the original recorded plat, and an approved preliminary subdivision plat are all available for buyer review.

Property boundaries within Lockhart and Caldwell County

Property location relative to Lockhart city limits and Caldwell County.

Satellite overview of Seawillow Road property

Satellite overview — gently rolling, predominantly cleared.

Original recorded plat

Original recorded plat (97.478 ac + adjacent residue tracts).

Approved preliminary plat showing 60 lots

Approved preliminary plat — 60 lots, 1-acre minimum.

Infrastructure & Utilities

The hard work, already done.

Will-serve letters, CCN releases, well documentation, and infrastructure quotes are in place — meaningfully de-risking the timeline from contract to construction.

Electric — Bluebonnet Co-op

  • Will-Serve letter acquired
  • Existing power lines support full capacity
  • Single & 3-phase power available
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Water & Sewer

  • Aqua CCN release approved
  • Individual well & septic systems
  • State of Texas well report on file (50 GPM)
  • Water quality report available on request
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Roads & Civil

  • Fixed-bid road construction quote on file (Mills)
  • Geotech inspection completed (Capital Geotech)
  • County permit fees underwritten in the budget
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FEMA Flood Map

  • Six-mile branch of Plum Creek crosses south portion
  • Zone A without BFE or depth
  • Buildable lot area sits outside the floodplain
Higher-Density Optionality

Bring municipal utilities, unlock 313 lots.

The current entitlement is 60 estate lots on individual well & septic — a strong product for the local market. For buyers willing to pursue municipal utility extensions, a higher-density layout has been studied that supports up to 313 smaller lots (40×125 and 45×125).

This optionality is not priced into the deal — but the engineering reference is available to qualified buyers exploring an alternative product.

Conceptual higher-density layout supporting 313 lots

Ready for the diligence package?

We share survey, plat, utility letters, well report, infrastructure quotes, and the financial model with qualified buyers and their advisors.