Riverbend Homes unveils 5-acre Tres Coronas custom home in Spicewood

Riverbend Homes plans a 4,300-square-foot custom residence on 5 acres in Paleface Ranch in Spicewood, with completion listed for the second quarter of 2027. The project underscores continued luxury home demand in the Texas Hill Country and adds another high-end build to Riverbend Homes’ pipeline.

Why it matters: - Tres Coronas gives Riverbend Homes a new luxury project to market in the Texas Hill Country, where large custom homes remain a key part of the high-end housing market. - The planned home combines acreage, custom amenities and proximity to Bee Cave, which the builder is positioning for luxury buyers. - The project is listed for Q2 2027, giving potential buyers a long lead time to plan around a custom build.

What happened: - Riverbend Homes announced Tres Coronas, an upcoming custom home project in Spicewood, Texas. - The home is planned for 5 acres in Paleface Ranch. - The residence is listed as a 4,300-square-foot build with five bedrooms and five bathrooms. - Riverbend Homes says the project is slated for the second quarter of 2027. - The company is presenting the project to luxury homebuyers in the Texas Hill Country market.

The details: - The planned home includes a home office, custom pool, spa, sport court and golf simulator. - Riverbend Homes says the residence will feature imported custom windows. - The Paleface Ranch property is described as 12 minutes from Bee Cave. - Project materials also reference LTISD and a low tax rate for the property. - Riverbend Homes has designed and built custom homes in the Texas Hill Country since 1996. - Ben Neely is the owner and spokesperson for Riverbend Homes. - The company says it limits the number of projects it takes on at one time. - Riverbend Homes says it will not accept a project unless it can be on site and manage the job every day. - The company says that approach helps homes get built faster than most other builders. - Riverbend Homes is a member of the National Association of Home Builders and the Texas Association of Builders. - The company is also a certified builder with the Austin Energy Green Building Program. - Riverbend Homes serves Spicewood, Horseshoe Bay, Briarcliff, Bee Cave, Austin, Marble Falls, Round Mountain, Johnson City, Lake Travis, Lake LBJ, Highland Haven and Kingsland. - The company also serves Travis, Williamson, Hays, Blanco, Llano and Burnet counties. - Riverbend Homes says it helps clients with site selection, design features that fit the landscape, permitting and local building code compliance. - The company says it works with tradespeople and suppliers across the region. - Riverbend Homes says its design process starts with an initial meeting at the client’s property. - The company says it asks about must-have features, preferred architectural style, intended use of the space and the project budget. - Riverbend Homes says it also works from client materials such as magazine clippings or Pinterest boards. - The company’s contact number for Tres Coronas and custom home inquiries is (512) 468-0240. - More information is available on Riverbend Homes’ website. - The company also publishes its blog.

Between the lines: - Tres Coronas is structured as a showcase project for Riverbend Homes’ luxury-building pitch, with a mix of acreage, amenity-rich features and a Hill Country location. - The builder is emphasizing process and oversight as much as the finished home, which suggests Riverbend Homes is competing on hands-on management as well as design. - Client testimonials in the release reinforce the company’s message that communication and supervision are part of its brand positioning.

What’s next: - Riverbend Homes is taking inquiries now from luxury buyers interested in Tres Coronas or a custom home build. - The company says interested buyers can schedule a Discovery Meeting by phone or through its website. - The project is expected to remain on the market as a future build opportunity ahead of its Q2 2027 listing window.

The bottom line: - Riverbend Homes is using Tres Coronas to signal its continued focus on high-end custom homes in the Texas Hill Country.