Tuscan Village is the only 55+ active-adult community in the Horseshoe Bay area, and it’s where I send buyers who want a lower-maintenance home without giving up the resort lifestyle. It sits inside Horseshoe Bay Resort on Lake LBJ, about an hour from Austin, with the small-town pace of Horseshoe Bay and easy reach to both Austin and San Antonio.
I’m Robbie English, REALTOR and Broker at Uncommon Horseshoe Bay, and I can walk you through what’s currently available in the community.
Types of homes available in Tuscan Village
Tuscan Village is built by Legend Communities, and pricing runs from the high $800s up past $2M depending on lot and floor plan. You’ll find three general home types here:
- Villas: One-story, lock-and-leave floor plans with open living spaces and high-end finishes — a good fit if you travel or want minimal upkeep.
- Single-family homes: Larger floor plans with extra bedrooms, home offices, and outdoor living space.
- Golf estate homes: Custom-built residences on larger lots, generally along or near the golf course frontage.
Most homes here have high ceilings, open kitchens, and covered patios built for watching the sunset.
Amenities that come with living here
Being part of Horseshoe Bay TX‘s resort community means access to more than just your own neighborhood clubhouse:
- Clubhouse & fitness center – on-site classes, training, and social space (part of ongoing community buildout).
- Resort-style pool & patio – for residents to use year-round.
- Pickleball & bocce courts – low-impact ways to stay active.
- Walking & biking trails that run through the community.
- Golf & lake access – Tuscan Village residents are about a 5-minute golf cart ride from the Jack Nicklaus Signature course at Horseshoe Bay Resort, plus Lake LBJ for boating and fishing.
What to expect when buying here
Tuscan Village properties tend to sell quickly given the demand for 55+ resort living in this area, so it helps to have someone watching new listings for you rather than relying on portal alerts alone. Financing for age-restricted communities can also work differently than a standard purchase — some buyers pay cash, others use loan programs geared toward retirees, so it’s worth exploring your options early rather than after you’ve found the house.
If you’re weighing Tuscan Village against other options in the area, I’ve put together a broader look at nearby Marble Falls and the rest of the Highland Lakes if you want to compare.
Ready to see what’s currently listed in Tuscan Village? Reach out and I’ll get you set up with a tour.
To find other communities in Horseshoe Bay, click here for my community guide.
