Shin Oak Bend offers a relaxed and secure country lifestyle containing wooded homesites with plenty of elbow room to build your dream home. Located on County Road 252 just 2 miles off Highway 29 in Bertram, Shin Oak Bend is predominately wooded, containing a mix of Live Oak, Spanish Oak, Shin Oak, and stately old growth Junipers that make huge shade trees. Also present are open meadows, and two small creeks that flow most years, lined with large and beautiful elm and pecan trees. The prime Bertram location is close enough for a commute to nearby Liberty Hill, Leander, Georgetown, Cedar Park, and Austin, yet provides that rural, serene and relaxed feel that acreage land ownership offers. Enjoy the Highland Lakes for golf, swimming, boating and water sports. Close by are all the conveniences every family need, with shops and restaurants in Bertram, an HEB just 9 minutes away in Burnet, and all the household name stores in nearby Leander and Liberty Hill. The completed 183A extension makes travel to Cedar Park, Leander and Austin a breeze. Tract 19 is 5.522 acres has one side fenced and is scattered mature trees. This lot is 708.64’ in the back will make someone a great location for your dream house and acres to do what you want. Come to the Hill Country, visit Shin Oak Bend and see for yourself. Well and Septic are required, while Electricity is already available at the site. Choose your own builder and design your dream home!
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