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This site concerns Castle Lake Ranch Section 2, Lot 67, CAD property ID 157966. The 2025 engineering letter describes it as adjacent to the home at 230 Mount Villa Road.
An address string alone does not establish that a record describes Lot 67. The observations below concern specific sources checked August 1, 2026; they do not make every similar address a reference to the same parcel.
Bandera CAD records retrieved August 1, 2026 showed 8.38 acres and an empty situs-address field for the retrievable tax years 2018–2026. That is a dated observation of the CAD field, not an official addressing determination.
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Mount Villa Road, Lot 67
Engineering letter subject. Westward Environmental, Project 11633.002, April 4, 2025 letter; signed April 7, 2025.
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Castle Lake Ranch 2, Lot 67
CAD legal description. Bandera Central Appraisal District, property ID 157966, retrieved August 1, 2026.
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0 Mount Villa Rd Lot 67, Pipe Creek, TX 78063
Observed HAR listing heading. HAR.com detail page 17583160, MLS 1960603, observed August 1, 2026.
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230 Mount Villa Rd, Pipe Creek, TX 78063
A specific listing record needs context. HAR.com detail page 180273, observed August 1, 2026; Westward Environmental letter dated April 4, 2025.
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230 Mount Villa Rd #67 / Unit 67 / LOT 67
Observed Zillow and search-result forms. Zillow record 461941874 and its search-engine title, observed August 1, 2026.
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Mt Villa Rd / MT VILLA RD, Lot 67
Road-name spelling. County NG911 centerline, TxGIO StratMap Address Points and Bandera CAD, retrieved August 1, 2026.
A few things before the welcome mat.
The acreage gets your attention. The details ask for it, too. The 2025 engineering letter documents serious problems with the existing entrance drive and identifies a settlement concern near the pad entrance. The documents presented here do not establish a workable residential building plan, septic design, or water supply.
That is the publisher’s assessment of the dated evidence. The engineering letter does not decide whether a home, septic system, or well can ultimately receive approval. Read the field notes and the full engineering letter.