Résidence Unifamiliale À Mason

Whatever the season, time spent at the River Haus is rejuvenating and fun! Just down from the confluence of the James and Llano rivers, perched on the bluff overlooking one of the most scenic stretches of the Llano River Valley, is the River Haus. Summer adventures are spent enjoying the river while swimming, kayaking, paddle boarding, fishing and simply relaxing on the sand beaches or sitting in the spring fed crystal waters of the Llano River. Returning to the Haus enjoy dinner on the deck with a cool drink and watch the western sun set on the Texas Hill Country with your friends and family. Fall is widely considered the premier season to visit the Llano River Valley due to its ideal balance of moderate temperatures, lower humidity, and beautiful foliage. With the pecan and oak trees along the river valley beginning to change colors, the landscape becomes incredibly scenic. Fall is also the prime time for hunting, bird watching, kayaking, canoeing, and fly-fishing. Anglers target Guadalupe bass, largemouth bass, and Rio Grande cichlids, while fall hunts focus on free ranging white-tailed and axis deer, and turkey. Winter along the Llano River offers a peaceful, sun-drenched sanctuary defined by crisp mornings, mild afternoons, and crystal-clear waters. As summer crowds fade, the river basin transforms into a private, scenic haven perfect for viewing wildlife, stargazing under brilliant dark skies, and enjoying campfires on chilly Hill Country nights. Ultimately, the River Haus is more than just a place to stay—it is a year-round gateway to the very best of the Texas Hill Country. From an investment standpoint the home would make an ideal short-term rental for others to enjoy with friends and family. Built to stand the test of time, this premier 4,032-square-foot home was constructed in 2003 with a durable steel frame, limestone exterior, metal roof and built-in electric shades on the patio doors.