
$2,499,000
5711 Pool Canyon CV, Austin, TX, 78734

$2,499,000
5711 Pool Canyon CV, Austin, TX, 78734

$1,499,000
6111 Hudson Bend RD, Austin, TX, 78734

$1,050,000
16001 Pool Canyon RD, Austin, TX, 78734

$999,900
5731 Pool Canyon CV, Austin, TX, 78734

$850,000
16018 Pool Canyon RD, Austin, TX, 78734

$599,000
16020 Pool Canyon RD, Austin, TX, 78734

$585,900
16301 Lakeshore DR, Austin, TX, 78734
There are 7 active listings in Hudson Bend Colony with a median list price of $1000K and a median sold price of $694K.
Over the past 30 days, 0 homes have sold, with 4 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $402.
Hudson Bend Colony is a residential subdivision on the Hudson Bend Peninsula on the south shore of Lake Travis in northwestern Travis County (78734). The community is organized into multiple sections: Hudson Bend Colony No. 1, Hudson Bend Colony No. 2, and Hudson Bend Colony Section 03.
In the 1940s, developers S.C. McIntosh, Hugh Webb, and Jesse James platted the first subdivisions. Many homes were built in the 1970s, with continued custom building through the present day. The community has no mandatory HOA — the Hudson Bend Colony Neighborhood Association (HBCNA) operates as a voluntary non-profit representing thirteen streets on the peninsula.
Homes range from approximately 1,800 to over 5,000 square feet on lots generally 0.5 to over 2 acres. The mix includes older ranch-style homes from the 1970s alongside newer custom builds. Architectural styles reflect Hill Country character on large, wooded lots. Waterfront properties have direct Lake Travis access, with private boat docks and lifts on individual lots.
The community sits along Hudson Bend Road and Eck Lane, accessible from RR 620 (Ranch Road 620) via Hudson Bend Road. Downtown Austin is approximately 20 miles southeast. The area is served by Lake Travis Independent School District.
The broader Hudson Bend census-designated place has an estimated population of approximately 5,000. Nearby marinas include West Beach Marina (membership-based, on Hudson Bend off RR 620) and Lake Travis Lodges Marina at 6410 Hudson Bend Road (rebuilt in 2024).
Hudson Bend Colony offers lakeside living on large wooded lots without a mandatory HOA. Waterfront properties have private lake access with boat docks and lifts. Non-waterfront residents can access Lake Travis through nearby marinas including West Beach Marina (membership-based, on Hudson Bend off RR 620) and Lake Travis Lodges Marina at 6410 Hudson Bend Road.
Lake Travis ISD serves the community and earned a TEA rating of A (90/100) for 2024-25. Zoned schools include Lake Travis Elementary, Hudson Bend Middle School, and Lake Travis High School (TEA A rating).
The commute to downtown Austin is approximately 25 to 35 minutes via RR 620 to MoPac or RR 2222, depending on traffic. Utilities include Austin Energy (electricity), Travis County WCID #17 (water), and many properties on septic systems for wastewater. Fire and EMS service is provided by Lake Travis Fire and Rescue.
The property tax rate is approximately 1.68% (2025), covering Travis County, Lake Travis ISD, and WCID #17. Travis Central Appraisal District handles property valuations for the area.
Hudson Bend Colony is served by Lake Travis Independent School District, which earned a TEA rating of A (90/100) for 2024-25.
School District: Lake Travis ISD
No, Hudson Bend Colony does not have a mandatory HOA. The Hudson Bend Colony Neighborhood Association (HBCNA) is a voluntary non-profit organization that holds annual meetings and represents the community's thirteen streets.
Waterfront properties have direct Lake Travis access with private boat docks and lifts. Non-waterfront residents can access the lake through nearby marinas including West Beach Marina and Lake Travis Lodges Marina at 6410 Hudson Bend Road.
Hudson Bend Colony is served by Lake Travis ISD (TEA rating A, 90/100 for 2024-25). Zoned schools include Lake Travis Elementary, Hudson Bend Middle School, and Lake Travis High School.
Downtown Austin is approximately 20 miles southeast, with a drive time of 25 to 35 minutes via RR 620 to MoPac or RR 2222, depending on traffic.
The original subdivisions were platted in the 1940s by developers S.C. McIntosh, Hugh Webb, and Jesse James. Many homes were built in the 1970s, with continued custom construction through the present day.
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