886 Mimosa Ct Living in the Texas Hill Country is an escape from the chaos of city life. It's quieter, slower-paced and maybe a million times more beautiful. With the backroads But the main attraction of the Hill Country are the hills. Specifically the views they give us. This 1.43 acre Hill Country paradise starts at 1160 feet and then drops to well under 1080 as your view spreads out for miles. Hilltops, trees, big skies and wildlife all blend together into the landscape of your new life in the countryside. Your back porch will be your daily seating for the best sunrise or sunset Texas has to offer. Build a deck or put large windows on the Northside of your home and take it all in. Rancho de Lago is a private development just North of Canyon Lake and only a stones throw from Hill Country gems like: Blanco, Wimberley and even New Braunfels. Explore wineries, breweries, state parks and some of the best backroads in the Lone Star State. Yes, of course, you can get to San Antonio or Austin in about an hour if you have to, but do you really have to?