Shirley Williams, Kingsland TX Homes & Real Estate for Sale

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Shirley Williams, Kingsland TX Homes & Real Estate for Sale

About Shirley Williams

Shirley Williams is a lakeside subdivision in Kingsland, Texas, in Llano County. It sits on the Colorado River arm of Lake LBJ in the Highland Lakes region of the Texas Hill Country. Its streets include Williams Lakeshore, Ellen Williams Loop and Beckers Point. Appraisal and listing records show lots ranging from just over a quarter acre to more than an acre, and a number of the homes have covered boat docks and lifts on the water. This corner of Kingsland TX real estate suits buyers who want to keep a boat at the back door on a pass-through lake that stays within a narrow operating range. Kingsland's shops along RM 1431 are a few minutes away, and Marble Falls is about 13 miles down the road.


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616 Williams Lakeshore DR, Kingsland, TX 78639
Active
31

$825,000

4 Beds 4.5 Baths 2,704 SqFt

616 Williams Lakeshore DR, Kingsland, TX 78639

2632 Williams Lakeshore DR, Kingsland, TX 78639
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39

$1,299,000

3 Beds 4.5 Baths 3,198 SqFt

2632 Williams Lakeshore DR, Kingsland, TX 78639

2632 Williams Lakeshore, Kingsland, TX 78639
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41

$1,299,000

4 Beds 5 Baths 3,198 SqFt

2632 Williams Lakeshore, Kingsland, TX 78639

2238 Williams Lakeshore, Kingsland, TX 78639
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34

$2,000,000

3 Beds 2 Baths 2,916 SqFt

2238 Williams Lakeshore, Kingsland, TX 78639

2228 Williams Lakeshore, Kingsland, TX 78639
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28

$1,750,000

3 Beds 3 Baths 2,411 SqFt

2228 Williams Lakeshore, Kingsland, TX 78639

610 Williams Lakeshore, Kingsland, TX 78639
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30

$515,000

1 Bed 1 Bath 1,112 SqFt

610 Williams Lakeshore, Kingsland, TX 78639

525 Ellen Williams LOOP, Kingsland, TX 78639
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36

$1,749,000

7 Beds 4 Baths 3,592 SqFt

525 Ellen Williams LOOP, Kingsland, TX 78639

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Living in Shirley Williams


The vibe

The neighborhood still carries the name of the man who built it. Kingsland historians record that ranch owner Shirley Williams developed his ranch a piece at a time and built an airstrip near the Colorado River arm of the lake in 1959. That was less than a decade after the Lower Colorado River Authority's Granite Shoals Dam formed the lake in 1950. The lake was renamed Lake LBJ in 1965. Kingsland itself is older. It grew up where the Llano and Colorado rivers meet, on land Martin D. King bought in 1877, and by 1901 it had a railroad resort hotel, the Antlers. The town's economy came back in the 1960s on lake recreation, and the 2020 Census counted 7,028 people in Kingsland.

On the ground, Shirley Williams looks like the older Lake LBJ shoreline. Lots are mature and treed, and the homes face the water along a winding lakeshore road. Kingsland TX homes here span several eras. Appraisal records show a 768-square-foot cottage built in 1970 a short walk from homes built in 2008 and 2018. A recent listing describes a 3,592-square-foot lakefront home. Exteriors run to stone and wood. Out back you'll find walkways down to covered slips, boat lifts and jet ski racks.

Kingsland is unincorporated, and it runs slower than Marble Falls. The commercial strip is a few blocks along Ranch Road 1431 and the lake road. Days here are set by the water: mornings on the Colorado arm, evenings on the dock, and a short drive into town for supper at the restored Antlers.


Market snapshot

We couldn't find a reliable published figure for Shirley Williams on its own, so these are Kingsland-wide numbers. As of September 2026, Movoto reported a median sale price of $995,000 in Kingsland and an average of 160 days on market, up from 135 days a year earlier. HAR.com's September 2026 profile of active homes for sale in Kingsland TX showed an average asking price of $1,267,660 and an average of $470 per square foot. RealtyTrac's September 2026 figures for the whole 78639 ZIP code were lower: a median list price of $765,000 and a median sold price of about $580,600. That gap shows how much lakefront property pulls the averages up in a market that also includes off-water lots, condos and older cabins.

By October 2026, Movoto showed a Kingsland median list price of $925,000, a median of 157 days on market, and price per square foot down about 5 percent from a year earlier. Put simply, Kingsland TX real estate is moving slowly. Buyers have time to compare shoreline, docks and lot depth, and sellers on the water do best with sharp pricing. Ask us for recent sales inside Shirley Williams itself.


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Amenities

Shirley Williams is served by Llano ISD. The Texas School Report Cards site shows an overall B rating for the district, 85 out of 100, with data updated September 15, 2026. Packsaddle Elementary, the district's early-education through fifth-grade campus, is at 150 Pioneer Lane in Kingsland, and Llano High School is about 18 miles away in Llano. Confirm campus assignment with the district for any address. Lake LBJ covers about 6,432 acres and runs some 21 miles from Kingsland down to Horseshoe Bay. LCRA operates it as a pass-through lake with a target range of 824.4 to 825 feet above sea level, which makes it a favorite for boating, skiing and fishing. For river fishing, Texas Parks and Wildlife leases public access to the Llano River at Kingsland Slab. In town, the 1901 Antlers Inn is home to Hooper's, formerly the Grand Central Cafe. The house from the 1974 film The Texas Chain Saw Massacre stands on the same grounds and has been restored as a restaurant. Kingsland also has a public library.

Ranch Road 1431 is the main road through Kingsland. It runs east to Marble Falls, about 13 miles and roughly 19 minutes away. Llano, the county seat, is about 15 to 20 miles northwest. Burnet is about 17 miles away, and Austin is roughly 75 minutes by car. LBG's Horseshoe Bay and Highland Lakes office is at the other end of Lake LBJ, and its agents work this shoreline every week.


Shirley Williams FAQs

How is the Shirley Williams real estate market right now?

No homes sold in Shirley Williams in the last 30 days or in the 30 days before. 1 active listing was on the market in that time. Source: the Legacy Broker Group market report for Shirley Williams, MLS data as of November 13, 2026.

What is the median sale price of homes in Shirley Williams?

Too few homes have sold in Shirley Williams in recent months to report a median sale price. We report one only when at least 5 sold in the period, so it never points to an individual property. Source: the Legacy Broker Group market report for Shirley Williams, MLS data as of November 13, 2026.

What is the median list price of homes in Shirley Williams?

Over the last 30 days, the median list price of homes in Shirley Williams was $825,000. Source: the Legacy Broker Group market report for Shirley Williams, MLS data as of November 13, 2026.

How can I get the Shirley Williams market report every month?

Open the Shirley Williams Kingsland TX Market Report on our Market Reports page (legacybrokergroup.com/market-report-collection/) and choose Subscribe to the report. It is our own report, built from MLS data, and it comes to your inbox each month.

Where is the Shirley Williams subdivision in Kingsland TX?

Shirley Williams is in Kingsland in eastern Llano County, along the Colorado River arm of Lake LBJ. Its main streets include Williams Lakeshore, Ellen Williams Loop and Beckers Point, in the 78639 ZIP code.

Is Shirley Williams on Lake LBJ?

Yes. The subdivision sits on the Colorado River arm of Lake LBJ, and a number of its homes have their own docks, boat lifts and jet ski racks. Not every lot is on the water, so check the shoreline and dock details for each property.

Does Lake LBJ really stay at a constant level?

Lake LBJ is a pass-through lake. LCRA normally holds it between 824.4 and 825 feet above sea level, which is why locals call it constant-level. LCRA itself says none of the Highland Lakes are truly constant-level, and Lake LBJ can rise in a major flood like October 2018, so flood maps and finished-floor elevations are worth checking.

What kind of Kingsland TX homes will I find in Shirley Williams?

You'll find a mix of eras, from small 1970s lake cottages to larger stone-and-wood homes built in the 2000s and later. Lots run from just over a quarter acre to more than an acre.

Are there luxury homes in Kingsland TX neighborhoods like Shirley Williams?

Yes. Some of the newer and larger lakefront homes in Shirley Williams have covered boat docks, lifts and stone exteriors that fit the luxury end of the Lake LBJ market. A luxury real estate agent in Kingsland TX can show you which homes have the best water depth, views and dock setups.

How do I buy a home in Kingsland TX on Lake LBJ?

Start by deciding what you need on the water, such as a deep-water slip, a boat lift or a gentle walk to the shore. Then have an agent pull recent lakefront sales and check each property's dock, flood-zone status and utility service before you make an offer.

Do homes in Shirley Williams have public water and sewer?

At least some Shirley Williams properties are in the Kingsland Municipal Utility District and connect to public water and sewer instead of a septic system. Utility service can vary by lot, so confirm it for each address.

What school district serves Shirley Williams?

Shirley Williams is served by Llano ISD, which holds an overall B rating on the state's Texas School Report Cards. The district's Packsaddle Elementary is in Kingsland, and Llano High School is in Llano.

How far is Shirley Williams from Marble Falls and Austin?

Marble Falls is about 13 miles east on Ranch Road 1431, roughly a 20-minute drive. Austin is about an hour and fifteen minutes away by car.

How do I sell my house in Kingsland TX if it is in Shirley Williams?

Work with a real estate broker in Kingsland TX who knows the Lake LBJ shoreline and can price your dock, water frontage and lot against recent nearby sales. Good photos of the water, along with clear utility and flood-zone records, help a lakefront listing stand out.

What is there to do near Shirley Williams?

Boating, skiing and fishing on Lake LBJ are right at hand, and the Llano River has public fishing access at Kingsland Slab. In town, the historic Antlers Inn and its restaurants are a short drive away.

Market and community sections reviewed 2026-11-12.