Falkenstein: A Bavarian Crown Upon the Texas Hills

Perched like a sovereign’s dream upon 110 rolling acres of the Texas Hill Country, Falkenstein Castle rises—not as a relic of the past, but as a living masterpiece, where the romance of Bavaria’s fairy-tale fortresses meets the untamed grandeur of the American frontier. Here, stone turrets kiss the sky, and every sunrise spills gold across the Highland Lakes, painting the horizon in hues reserved for kings and poets.

This is no mere residence; it is a 14,000-square-foot symphony of craftsmanship, where seven bedrooms whisper of lavish retreats and four full baths—each a sanctuary of marble and light—beckon with timeless elegance. Four half baths serve as delicate punctuations in a home designed for both grandeur and grace, where every corridor hums with the quiet confidence of old-world artistry. Beyond the castle’s embrace, six enchanting tiny homes nestle like hidden cottages in a royal garden, each offering its own charm, while a private apartment above the maintenance garage stands ready for guests or stewards of this extraordinary domain.

Falkenstein is a realm of possibility. Imagine hosting galas beneath vaulted ceilings where laughter mingles with the scent of cedar and stone, or waking to the hush of morning mist curling over lakes that stretch like liquid silver to the edge of the world. The privacy here is absolute—a rare jewel in a land where space is the ultimate luxury. Whether as a legacy estate, an unparalleled event venue where memories are forged in gold, or an investment as enduring as the castle itself, this property defies convention.

In Burnet, Texas, where the wild heart of the Hill Country beats strongest, Falkenstein Castle stands as a testament to vision—to the audacity of dreaming in stone and light. It is not merely a home; it is the crown jewel of a landscape that has waited centuries for such magnificence. And now, for the first time, its gates swing open for one who dares to claim it.