This lot is located at 204 Sweet Grass on a quiet cul de sac in Horseshoe Bay West addition of the Horseshoe Bay resort community in the beautiful Hill Country of central Texas. HSB is located approximately one hour west of Austin and one and a half hours north of San Antonio. The property comes with a waiver of the membership fee in HSB Resorts and consists of 1/4 acre MOL on a small rise overlooking the 18th fairway and green of Slick Rock golf course, one of the premier golf courses in the state of Texas and part of the HSB Resort. Admission to this and HSB's two other premier courses (with a fourth set to open this year) are included in membership to the HSB Resort Community. The current membership to HSB Resorts is $15,000 and will soon increase to $20,000 (7/1/08). The waiver of this membership fee is valid for the owner of this property who makes his application before January 2011. The owner need not build a home on the property but must make application to join prior to 1/1/2011. Use of all other facilities operated by HSB Resort is also included in the membership including the spa, miniature golf course, swimming pools, tennis courts and fine dining establishments within the resort community. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY to enjoy a luxurious lifestyle in one of the finest resort communities in Texas and US!! Llano is located deep in the heartland of Texas. Llano is one of the most unique and picturesque cities in the entire state. To visit Llano is to see history close-up. A place where the preservation of the past, and the prospects for the future are held in equal esteem. Llano County is a region of rugged beauty and historic significance. Whether it's the astounding profusion of wildflowers in the spring, the refreshing waters of the Llano River in the summer, the lure of landing a trophy fish in the fall, or the abundance of deer in winter, rest assured Llano is in the center of activity. For decades the clock on the courthouse tower has chimed the hours and is the unifying heartbeat of the town. As each day darkens, the sounds from the tower, the river and nestling birds intermingle into a single chorus that is commonplace in the hearts and minds of the townsfolk. With an art gallery, museum, historic buildings, gift and antique shops, clothing stores and restaurants all close at hand, visitors are certain to find their stay a pleasant one. Some are so captivated by their experience they choose to remain here permanently. Considered by the U.S. Census Bureau to be one of the healthiest cities in the nation, Llano is to many hunters the unrivaled Deer Capital of Texas. In fact, the density of deer in the Llano Basin is greater than any other area in the United States. Llanite, a rare type of brown granite with sky blue crystals and rusty-pink feldspar, is found nowhere else in the world except in Llano County.Llanite can be found along a highway cut nine miles north of Llano on Texas 16. The largest piece of polished Llanite in the world can be seen at the Badu House, Llano's historic inn. Another rare gem, the pearl, has been attracting attention in the Highland Lakes area particularly around Lake Buchanan. Some pearls of rare quality, valued from a few hundred to several thousand dollars, are found every year in the freshwater mussels along the Colorado River. The centuries-long habitation of the American Indians in the area has produced numerous archaeological sites which attract amateur archaeologists year-round. An extensive exhibit of artifacts, both Indian and early Texan, plus a large display of area gems and minerals are on permanent exhibition at the Llano County Museum.