6401 Muleshoe Bend is a rare offering in an exlcusive area. The estate is made up of 63 acres of rolling terrain; featuring grottos, abundant wildlife habitat and hills that drops away to a spectacular view of Lake Travis. Ag exempt and located at the end of a private road, this property offers privacy and a low property tax that is getting harder to find. The showpiece is a 3 bed 3.5 bath 3035 sq. ft. split level custom home with exposed wood structural beams and a towering one of a kind stone fireplace. From the living room the vaulted ceiling and large windows offer a dramatic view of Muleshoe Bend in the Colorado River and the Texas Hill Country becoming the backdrop of the homes interior. The quality of construction is the kind only found when the owner has a construction background and is building for their dream home. The large exposed beams are reclaimed from historic Fort Sam Houston, the limestone masonry is present inside and out, and the exterior logs were milled from Red and White Oak that was trucked down from Missouri. To replicate this level of construction with todays cost would not make financial sense. Having said that, although it is quite livable there is still some work to be done but it is mainly just sheetrock, paint and other finishing touches. With the bottom floor basically being a 1 bed 1 bath apartment, this home would be perfect for a multi-genretional family. Behind the home is a basic but very large open air work shop with loft, and a large barn with cross fenced pastures. The barn and pastures are used to run goats, but could easily be used as horse facilities as well. The terrain and lack of restrictions would allow another residence to be built that enjoys the same view as the main home.