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Kingsland Cove, Kingsland TX Homes & Real Estate for Sale
About Kingsland Cove
Kingsland Cove is a small lakeside subdivision on the Burnet County side of Kingsland, Texas, in the Highland Lakes area of the Texas Hill Country. It sits along a quiet cove and channel of Lake LBJ, reached from RM 1431 by County Roads 132A and 132B. The neighborhood is a mix of modest 1990s lake houses, rebuilt cottages and a few newer custom homes. Some lots front the water and others are a short walk from a park with a boat ramp owned by the property owners association. It suits a buyer who wants Lake LBJ access and Hill Country scenery without a gated-community price, and who doesn't mind running errands in Marble Falls, about 12 miles down the road.
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$899,000
4 Beds 3.5 Baths 1,789 SqFt
1517 County Road 132a RD, Kingsland, TX 78639
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Living in Kingsland Cove
- Burnet Consolidated ISD — The public school district's official site, with school calendars, campus pages, district maps and enrollment information.
- Kingsland Branch Library (Llano County Library System) — The county library system's catalog and hours, including the Kingsland Branch at 125 W. Polk St.
- Inks Lake State Park — A nearby Hill Country state park with camping, swimming, paddling rentals, fishing and hikes over pink granite hills.
- Packsaddle Elementary (Llano ISD) — The Llano ISD elementary school in Kingsland, serving PK-5. Check the attendance zone for a specific address.
The vibe
Life in Kingsland Cove centers on the water. The cove opens onto Lake LBJ, and listings here describe a calm, tucked-away shoreline that works for paddleboards, kayaks and swimming, with open water a short boat ride away. Lots are typically between a quarter acre and about two-thirds of an acre. Waterfront lots have bulkheads, boat slips and docks, and the interior lots back onto mature oaks or a seasonal creek. The property owners association keeps a neighborhood park with a boat ramp, a picnic area and a playground, so owners off the water can still get out on the lake.
The homes here are not uniform. You'll find original single-story houses of about a thousand square feet built in the early 1990s, renovated three-bedroom lake houses, and at least one custom home built in 2015 with more than a hundred feet of cove frontage. That variety is what Kingsland TX homes are known for. Some streets are dead ends, and the pace is slow, more porch and dock than traffic.
Kingsland itself grew up where the Llano and Colorado rivers meet. In 1892 the Austin and Northwestern Railroad came through, and in 1901 railroad interests opened the Antlers Hotel. That building still stands as a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The town revived after Granite Shoals Dam, now Wirtz Dam, formed the lake in 1950. Today Kingsland is the largest community on the Llano County side of the Highland Lakes, with a commercial strip along RM 1431 and a lake-town feel all year.
Market snapshot
As of September 2026, HAR.com put the average asking price for Kingsland TX real estate at $1,267,660, or $470 per square foot, with 411 homes for sale across Kingsland. Movoto reported a median sale price of $995,000 for September 2026 and an average of 160 days on market, up from 135 a year earlier. Sources measure the market differently, and RealtyTrac's ZIP-wide figures for 78639 that month were lower: a median sold price of about $580,600, up from about $436,000 in September 2025, and a median listing price of about $765,000. In October 2026, Movoto showed the median list price for Kingsland at $925,000, down about 20 percent from a year earlier, at about $377 per square foot, with a median of 157 days on market. The overall picture is a market where buyers have time and room to negotiate.
Kingsland Cove itself sees only a handful of sales, so there's no reliable neighborhood median. Recent listings show how wide the range is. A 2-bedroom, 1,024-square-foot home on a quarter acre sold after being listed at $295,000. A furnished lakefront home on County Road 132B with a double boat slip was listed at $695,000. A renovated three-bedroom waterfront house on County Road 132A sold in August 2024 after being listed at $940,000. Waterfront versus interior, frontage and dock condition drive most of that spread, so ask your agent for current comparable sales from within the subdivision.
Selling in Kingsland Cove ?
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Amenities
Listings in Kingsland Cove show the neighborhood zoned to Burnet Consolidated ISD. The district reports a C accountability rating for 2025-26, and buyers should confirm the zoning for any specific address with the district. On the water, Lake LBJ is one of the Lower Colorado River Authority's pass-through lakes. It normally stays within about a foot of 825 feet above sea level, but it is not truly constant. LCRA lowers it now and then for dam maintenance, and it can rise in a flood: in November 2026 LCRA planned to open floodgates at Wirtz Dam to move Llano River floodwater downstream. Docks, boat lifts and bulkheads need LCRA permits. Just upstream, the Kingsland Slab is a wide stretch of the Llano River over pink granite. It's a favorite swimming spot, and Texas Parks and Wildlife leases fishing access there.
For dining and history, there's the Antlers Inn, with its restored cabins and cabooses, and Hoopers, a restaurant in the Victorian house where the original Texas Chain Saw Massacre was filmed. Kingsland Cove sits off RM 1431, which runs east through Granite Shoals to Marble Falls, about 12.4 miles by road or roughly a 19-minute drive. From Kingsland, Burnet is about 17 miles, Llano about 20 miles and Horseshoe Bay about 16 miles by road. Austin is about 75 minutes away. For buyers comparing luxury homes Kingsland TX listings around the lake, Horseshoe Bay's resort neighborhoods are within easy reach, and LBG's Horseshoe Bay – Highland Lakes office serves this side of the lake.
Kingsland Cove FAQs
How is the Kingsland Cove real estate market right now?
No homes sold in Kingsland Cove 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 Kingsland Cove , MLS data as of November 13, 2026.
What is the median sale price of homes in Kingsland Cove ?
Too few homes have sold in Kingsland Cove 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 Kingsland Cove , MLS data as of November 13, 2026.
What is the median list price of homes in Kingsland Cove ?
Over the last 30 days, the median list price of homes in Kingsland Cove was $1,595,000. Source: the Legacy Broker Group market report for Kingsland Cove , MLS data as of November 13, 2026.
How can I get the Kingsland Cove market report every month?
Open the Kingsland Cove 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 Kingsland Cove in Kingsland, Texas?
Kingsland Cove is on the Burnet County side of Kingsland, off RM 1431 along County Roads 132A and 132B. It sits on a cove and channel of Lake LBJ in the Highland Lakes area of the Texas Hill Country.
Are there waterfront homes for sale in Kingsland TX in Kingsland Cove?
Yes, some Kingsland Cove lots front the cove and have bulkheads, boat slips or docks, and others are interior lots near the neighborhood park and boat ramp. Since only a few homes come up for sale in a given year, it helps to have an agent watching for new listings.
Does Kingsland Cove have a boat ramp or lake access for owners who aren't on the water?
Yes. The Kingsland Cove Property Owners Association keeps a park with a boat ramp, water access, a picnic area and a playground. Owners on interior lots use it to get onto Lake LBJ.
Is there an HOA in Kingsland Cove?
Yes, the neighborhood has a property owners association, Kingsland Cove Property Owners Association, Inc., registered with the state. Ask for the current dues, deed restrictions and resale certificate during your option period.
Is Lake LBJ really a constant-level lake?
Not exactly. LCRA classifies Lake LBJ as a pass-through lake that normally stays within about a foot of 825 feet, but it is lowered for maintenance from time to time and can rise during floods. For any waterfront lot, check its elevation and flood zone.
What school district serves Kingsland Cove?
Listings in Kingsland Cove show Burnet Consolidated ISD, which reports a C accountability rating from the Texas Education Agency for 2025-26. Zoning can vary across Kingsland, so confirm it with the district for the exact address.
What should I know before I buy a home in Kingsland TX on a cove lot?
Check the dock and bulkhead permits with LCRA, the condition of the retaining wall, the lot's flood zone, and whether the home is on the water or uses the shared park. In Kingsland Cove those details matter as much as the house itself.
How far is Kingsland Cove from Marble Falls, Horseshoe Bay and Austin?
Marble Falls is about 12 miles east on RM 1431, roughly a 19-minute drive. Horseshoe Bay is about 16 miles by road, and Austin is about 75 minutes away.
What is there to do near Kingsland Cove?
Boating and fishing on Lake LBJ, swimming at the Llano River Slab, and a meal or a night at the historic Antlers Inn. Hoopers restaurant, in the original Texas Chain Saw Massacre house, is also nearby.
How do I sell my house in Kingsland TX if it's in Kingsland Cove?
Start with comparable sales from inside the subdivision, because waterfront and interior lots sell very differently. Then market the lake access and the condition of the dock and bulkhead clearly. Kingsland homes have been taking months to sell, so pricing it right from the start matters.
Who is a good real estate broker in Kingsland TX for Lake LBJ property?
Legacy Broker Group's Horseshoe Bay – Highland Lakes office serves Kingsland and the rest of Lake LBJ through its Luxury & Residential division. Our agents work with buyers and sellers on lakefront and lake-access homes along this stretch of the lake.
Market and community sections reviewed 2026-11-12.