Questions About 168 Crooked Creek Court and 464 Ranch

Yes. 168 Crooked Creek Court is a new-construction, single-story home on a 5.06-acre homesite in the gated 464 Ranch community, about 3 miles north of downtown Johnson City, Texas. ClearBuild Texas is building it, and interior finish-out is underway as of October 2026.

168 Crooked Creek Court is in the gated 464 Ranch community off Ranch Road 2721, about 3 miles north of downtown Johnson City in Blanco County, Texas. It is about 30 minutes from Fredericksburg and about 1 hour 15 minutes from Austin.

464 Ranch is a gated community of 5- to 11-acre homesites off Ranch Road 2721, about 3 miles north of downtown Johnson City in Blanco County, Texas. Community information lists 72 homesites, underground fiber-optic internet, a 7-acre park with a stocked pond, a 2-mile trail system and exotic wildlife; buyers should verify these amenities with the community.

Approximate drive times from 464 Ranch are about 1 hour 15 minutes to Austin, about 30 minutes to Fredericksburg and about 1 hour 45 minutes to San Antonio. Downtown Johnson City is about 5 minutes away.

ClearBuild Texas is building 168 Crooked Creek Court in 464 Ranch. ClearBuild Texas is a custom and spec home builder serving Austin and the Texas Hill Country; reach the team at (512) 829-8672 or info@clearbuildtx.com.

The single-story home has 3,560 square feet of air-conditioned living space, four bedrooms, 748 square feet of covered porches and a 955 square foot three-car garage, on a 5.06-acre homesite. The bathroom count is pending verification.

Yes. The great room, kitchen, primary suite and three more bedrooms are all on one level. The primary suite has its own wing, and the 955-square-foot garage has direct home entry.

From the architectural plans, the great room is about 23 by 20 feet, the kitchen and the primary suite are each about 17 by 15 feet, and the primary bath and bedrooms 2, 3 and 4 are each about 13 by 12 feet. Total framed area is 5,263 square feet.

The exterior combines Hill Country limestone veneer, a standing-seam metal roof, painted smooth lap siding, cedar tongue-and-groove porch ceilings, a cedar garage door and black-framed windows and doors. Inside are a beamed, vaulted great room and kitchen, clerestory windows, 10-foot typical ceilings and a floor-to-ceiling limestone fireplace.

Yes. The plan includes a 183-square-foot covered summer kitchen designed with a 36-inch Alfresco ALXE-36SZ built-in luxury grill with 82,500 BTUs, a 1,500°F infrared sear zone, a built-in rotisserie and a smoker system, centered between a sink and refrigeration. The grill is made in the USA from 304 stainless steel.

The home has 748 square feet of covered outdoor living: a 415-square-foot back porch with a cedar ceiling, a 150-square-foot front porch and a 183-square-foot covered summer kitchen. The primary suite opens directly to the back porch.

No pool is planned. Outdoor living centers on 748 square feet of covered porches and a covered summer kitchen.

The exterior and driveway are complete: limestone veneer, standing-seam metal roof, siding, black-framed windows and doors, and a cedar garage door. Inside, drywall and the limestone fireplace are finished and cabinetry is being installed (updated October 19, 2026).

Both, and each is labeled. The six renderings are conceptual renderings of the finished home and may differ from it; the construction photos are real, dated job-site photos, and some interior photos have loose construction debris digitally removed without altering the house.

Yes. Tours are by appointment only and are escorted because the home is an active construction site. Call ClearBuild Texas at (512) 829-8672, email info@clearbuildtx.com, or use the private tour form.

ClearBuild Texas is a custom and spec home builder serving Austin and the Texas Hill Country, working with vetted, licensed trade partners. Its office is at 12507 Pauls Valley Rd, Bldg 3A, Austin, TX 78737; phone (512) 829-8672, email info@clearbuildtx.com, web clearbuildtx.com.

The homesite is 5.06 acres with mature live oaks. A curving concrete driveway runs through the oaks and loops around a live-oak island at the house.