Address guide · A specific listing record needs context
230 Mount Villa Rd, Pipe Creek, TX 78063
On August 1, 2026, HAR.com detail page 180273 displayed this address form together with Lot 67’s legal description, “CASTLE LAKE RANCH 2 LT 67 8.38 ACRES.” This is an observation about that particular record. It does not establish that every use of “230 Mount Villa Rd” identifies Lot 67. The engineering letter describes Lot 67 as adjacent to the home at 230 Mount Villa Road.
Lot 67 is adjacent to the home at 230 Mount Villa Road. This commentary concerns Castle Lake Ranch Section 2, Lot 67, CAD property ID 157966, not the adjoining home. An address string by itself does not establish parcel identity.
Identify the lot by its record.
Subject: Castle Lake Ranch Section 2, Lot 67 · CAD property ID 157966 · geographic ID 11900-00002-0670.
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.
Source: HAR.com detail page 180273, observed August 1, 2026; Westward Environmental letter dated April 4, 2025.
From the field notes
A few things before the welcome mat.
The address is only the beginning. In our reading, these details deserve a place ahead of the floor plan:
- Access concerns. After his March 28, 2025 visit, the engineer reported that his truck’s front tires became stuck in caliche at the entrance and the drive was difficult to walk down without sliding. In his opinion, it would not function as day-to-day access for personal vehicles, could be dangerous, and might be suitable only for ATV traffic. He recommended removal and, if desired, reconstruction.
- Pad questions. The engineer reported that most of the pad appeared to be well-compacted cut material. He identified a small area near the entrance apparently placed over stumps and vegetation, could not determine the extent of missing grubbing, and recommended monitoring for settling. The letter did not evaluate foundation suitability.
- Building questions remain. The documents presented here do not establish a workable residential building plan, septic design, or water supply. The engineering letter evaluates existing site work; it does not decide whether residential approvals can be obtained.
- Restoration had a budget cost. The April 7, 2025 estimate was $14,485.80 for the clients’ desired restoration: returning caliche to its source location and revegetating the affected area. It was budgetary and subject to change. It did not price a residential driveway, house, septic system, or well.
These are dated findings and the publisher’s assessment. Current conditions, later repairs and approvals have not been independently verified. Read the full engineering letter and our building questions.