The most striking benefit of living within Preservation at Peacock is the lifestyle: secluded, private, and elegant. Preservation at Peacock is truly a rare find.

Take in the rugged beauty of Preservation at Peacock, with its lofty elevations, creeks winding through the property, and land heavily wooded with specimen oak trees. It’s the perfect location for your custom home, with all the privacy you desire and all the space you might need in the future.

Experience the freedom and privacy of the ranchette lifestyle close to everything Austin has to offer. Use the builder of your choice to bring your vision of the ideal family estate to life. And horse lovers will appreciate the opportunity to board their horses nearby as well as the adjacent 2400-acre conservation park with access to the Pedernales River access and miles of equestrian trails.

Enjoy views from some of the highest hilltops in the area. Stake your claim near Bee Creek or take up ranch living in the ruggedly beautiful canyons. Every ranchette in Preservation at Peacock affords unique Texas Hill Country homesites to create the luxury estate and lifestyle you and your family will treasure for many generations to come.

The Origins of the Ranch

Over 150 years ago, German, Swedish and other settlers came to the area known today as Preservation at Peacock, inspired by its wide-open spaces and the opportunity to live a quiet lifestyle with their families and brought them closer to the land. Legend has it that early settlers of the current site of Preservation Ranch, our first community, planted barley along Bee Creek. Historical accounts may support the story since the town of Bee Cave is reported to have had a gristmill in the mid-1880s. By this time a school, church, cotton gin and general store had joined the town’s post office, signaling the start of a growing and enduring community.

It was in the mid-1900s that the land came to be known as Peacock Ranch, purchased by Bill Peacock in 1949. Living in Devine, TX, he had endeavored to find a home in Austin for his family to ensure his children’s quality education, but instead bought the spectacular 2950-acre parcel, a beautiful and historic part of the Texas Hill Country.

The East Peacock Ranch fronts Hamilton Pool Road and is within two miles of both Reimers Ranch County Park and the stunning Hamilton Pool Preserve. Preservation at Peacock sits on the Edwards Plateau, rich with pristine beauty, natural springs, rolling hills and sweeping grassland. Here, you can join the many independent thinkers who came before you in search of an inspired lifestyle. This unique land for sale in the Texas Hill Country is the ideal place to build your legacy on this beautifully preserved and untouched landscape.