About Us
Keeping What’s Here Today, Here Tomorrow
Our Story
About Round Mountain Reserve | Texas Hill Country Living
Our vision is rooted in history and immense legacy. With expansive 6 to 25+ acre homesites, panoramic views, and carefully preserved native landscapes, Round Mountain Reserve offers a rare and historic opportunity to live with intention while investing with confidence. This is more than a community; it’s a commitment to timeless design, responsible development, and a lifestyle that reflects the very best of Texas Hill Country real estate.
Designed for Value, Preservation, and Legacy
Round Mountain Reserve is an Exclusive Land Development in Texas created to provide a luxury community that respects nature and protects long-term property value. We blend high-end real estate development with sustainable land use, offering buyers a meaningful place to live — and a smart way to invest in Texas real estate and lifestyle.
Every detail of our masterplan has been thoughtfully crafted to build a community which preserves the natural surroundings and provides modern comforts. A place for your family to settle for generations to come. With a limited number of homesites, the land will be preserved through responsible architecture that honors the natural environment.
Our principles
Community
Nature
Craftsmanship
Stewardship
With our stewardship, the land will keep thriving for generations.
Respect for the land guides our community. Round Mountain Reserve is a natural sanctuary. Many species of native plants and animals flourish here. This pristine place is protected through diligent planning and wildlife management with the guidance of Texas’s top environmental planning groups. We have studied the soil and stones, the plants and animals and the hills and valleys. We know where the birds nest, the wildflowers blossom and the waters drain. We have carefully integrated all the necessary preparations for modern living without interrupting the delicate ecosystem of the land. The homesites are built around the foot of the mountain rather than on top of it. The roads are designed around the old oak and cedar trees. Large open spaces preserve the views, and an extensive trail system creates wildlife corridors and connects the properties.