Creek frontage in the Village of San Leanna, one of the small incorporated communities tucked into far South Austin where the lots are wide, the trees are mature, and the pace is different from the subdivisions around it. This 0.29 acre tract backs directly to Slaughter Creek, with natural privacy from established trees and bluff topography that gives the homesite real character.
San Leanna keeps its own village identity, separate from the City of Austin. You get a quiet, established setting while staying close to everyday life. Downtown Austin is roughly 20 minutes north, Austin-Bergstrom is about 20 to 25 minutes out, and the Menchaca corridor with HEB, restaurants, and daily errands is just a few minutes away. Mopac access runs north via FM 1626.
The buildable area sits toward the road frontage, away from the creek. The FEMA flood zone AE designation affects only the creek-side portion of the lot, not the buildable area toward the road. Buyer to verify the exact zone line. Travis County platting exception letters are on file, so the lot can be sold and built without re-platting. San Leanna Park CCRs run through 2030 and call for Architectural Committee approval, a 1,200 sf minimum dwelling, 80 percent masonry, a 50 ft height limit, and single-family use only. OSSF (septic) required, no city sewer. Buyer to verify utilities, impervious cover limits, and building requirements.
Adjacent lots at 726 and 730 River Oaks are also available, individually or as a package. Rare to get three contiguous creek lots from a single seller.