Remarkable Home: A 1.56-acre Spring Branch home with lake views and a pool

A garage is also among the features identified in the listing. Its presence matters to the overall layout of a property with both indoor living space and a sizeable lot, although the listed figures here do not assign the garage a separate square-foot measure. The address is 187 Vision Court, Spring Branch, TX 78070; the home’s setting and land are part of what the $1.8 million asking price encompasses.

Living and dining

The listing counts five bedrooms, three full bathrooms and one half bathroom. Within the stated 3,237 square feet, that is the clearest measure of how the house is set up for daily use and guests. Room count and total living area are more dependable guides than a general claim about spaciousness: they let a reader judge the scale of the home against the people and uses they would need to accommodate.

The living and dining portions of the home sit within that total, rather than carrying separate room dimensions in the facts reviewed for this tour. The five-bedroom count also makes the layout relevant to households that would use bedrooms for different purposes. The listing's figures establish the number of rooms and the overall area; they leave the practical value of any particular arrangement to a reader's own priorities.

The kitchen

The kitchen is specified with oak cabinetry and quartz countertops. Those are two of the listing's most concrete interior details: one names the cabinet material, the other names the counter surface. They provide more information than a broad style label would, and they are features a reader can compare with their own preferences for a kitchen used every day.

The listing pairs those material details with the home's overall size and bedroom count. It does not assign the kitchen a separate area in the figures summarized here, so the 3,237-square-foot number describes the home's living area as a whole. For this room, the documented cabinetry and counters are the particulars that carry the tour; the asking price alone says little about how an individual workspace is finished.

Bedrooms and bathrooms

The three full bathrooms and half bathroom are part of the five-bedroom listing. The half bathroom is listed separately from the three full bathrooms. The record supplies no room-by-room measurements in the facts used here, so the reliable scale remains the home's total living area and the stated bed-and-bath inventory.

A prospective owner might use five bedrooms in many ways, but the listing's count does not prescribe any one household arrangement. The grounded reading is simpler: this is a five-bedroom house built in 2022, with three full bathrooms and an additional half bathroom. Those figures make the interior more legible without assigning an unsupported finish or feature to a particular bedroom or bath.

Outdoor living and the land

The listing identifies a pool, spa and patio. Together with the 1.56-acre parcel and stated lake views, they make outdoor use a substantial part of this property's offer. The pool and spa are distinct listed features, while the patio adds another named outdoor space. The record describes views; it does not establish that the lot has lake frontage, so the views themselves are the feature to consider.

This combination gives the property several different settings for time outside, from the patio to the pool area and the broader lot. The listing supplies the acreage, but acreage alone does not describe how every part of the parcel is arranged or used. What it does establish is the amount of land included in the asking price, alongside the home and the outdoor amenities specifically named.

The numbers and carrying costs

The listing reports a $414 annual HOA fee and $17,783 in property taxes for 2025. Its tax history pairs that 2025 tax figure with an assessed value of $1,185,724. These are separate figures from the $1.8 million asking price: the price is what the seller is seeking, while the fee and tax-history entry give a reader concrete recurring-cost context. The listing reports $556 per square foot, based on its price presentation and 3,237 square feet of living area.

For school zoning, the listing names Rebecca Creek, Mountain Valley and Canyon Lake within Comal ISD. Those names help locate the property within the district's school assignments as presented in the listing. School zoning, taxes and HOA charges are practical details to read alongside the rooms and outdoor features, especially when deciding whether the property's land and amenities fit a household's plans.

Figures are reported in the property listing; the tax entry is for 2025.

The listing presents $1,800,000 as an asking price, not a completed sale price. A sale or a change to that price would provide the next useful benchmark for this home. Until then, the listing's property and tax entries are the reader's direct route to check the currently advertised features, asking price and stated ownership costs.