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Remarkable Home: A Lake McQueeney view and private boathouse in McQueeney

Now on the market for $1.59 million, this four-bedroom, three-bath, 2,633-square-foot McQueeney home lists Lake McQueeney views and a private boathouse, with $19,385 in 2025 property taxes.

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The home at 512 Woodlake Dr in McQueeney is now listed for $1,590,000.

The listing pairs a 2,633-square-foot house with Lake McQueeney views and a private boathouse. Those lake-related features are described by the seller’s listing; the asking price and other figures below are its published terms. The listing record is the starting point for inspecting the home and its stated costs.

The Zillow listing shows the Nov. 3, 2026 listing date and an asking price of $1,590,000. It lists four bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,633 square feet of living area. Beyond the price, it reports an annual HOA fee and a prior-year property tax figure. Those amounts deserve a place beside the boathouse in any reading of the asking price.

The approach and setting

The house was built in 1992 and sits on a 0.46-acre lot. The setting is part of what makes this listing distinct: its description identifies views of Lake McQueeney, while its amenity list names a private boathouse. The lot size tells readers how much land is included in the listing; the living-area figure describes the house. They measure different parts of the property and should be read separately.

The street address places the home in McQueeney, but the lake is the feature that gives the listing its focus. Its documented outdoor equipment goes beyond a general mention of water views. The listing identifies a boatlift, a jet-ski lift and a catwalk along with the boathouse. Each is a listing claim about what is offered, rather than an independently inspected condition report.

Living and dining

Four bedrooms and three bathrooms share the listed 2,633 square feet of living area. That figure gives the indoor portion of the tour its scale. It is also the denominator behind the listing’s $604-per-square-foot figure, which relates the asking price to the stated living area. The figure does not put a separate price on the land, lake setting or equipment; all are included in the single asking price.

The listing photo set includes living and dining areas, as well as an entry. The published room count offers a firmer description than an impression from photographs: it establishes how many bedrooms and bathrooms are advertised for the whole home. Readers considering the living spaces can keep that count and the 2,633-square-foot total in view without assuming dimensions or finishes for an individual room.

The kitchen

The kitchen is part of the listing’s room-by-room photo set. Its place in this tour matters because the asking price covers the entire house, not just its lake-oriented outdoor amenities. The listing’s numerical description remains the same through the interior: four bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,633 square feet. That is the documented scale to use when considering this space alongside the living and dining areas.

The primary suite

The photo set also identifies a primary suite, bedrooms and bathrooms. The advertised four-bedroom, three-bathroom count applies to the home as a whole; it does not assign a separate area or value to the suite. For a buyer comparing the indoor rooms with the outdoor equipment, the listing provides one overall living-area measure and one asking price, rather than a room-by-room valuation.

The school zoning named in the listing is McQueeney Elementary, A.J. Briesemeister Middle and Seguin High. Those school names are useful location context for this address. They are the listing’s stated assignments, and a prospective buyer can check current enrollment boundaries with the district when that detail matters to a purchase decision.

Outdoor living and the land

The listing describes Lake McQueeney views and a private boathouse with a boatlift, jet-ski lift and catwalk. These are the specific outdoor features behind the lake-focused presentation. The 0.46-acre lot is the land figure attached to the property. Read together, those details describe what the seller’s representatives are offering without requiring a claim about measured shoreline frontage or the condition of the equipment.

The asking price works out to the listed $604 per square foot of living area. That measure can help a reader keep the house size beside the headline price, but it cannot describe the use or value of each outdoor feature. For this listing, the most concrete tour is the combination of the stated room count, lot size, lake views and named boating equipment.

The numbers

Published listing figures for 512 Woodlake Dr, November 2026; tax figure is for 2025
MeasureListing figure
Asking price$1,590,000
Price per square foot$604
Living area2,633 sq ft
Lot0.46 acre
Bedrooms / bathrooms4 / 3
Year built1992
Annual HOA$50
Latest annual tax (2025)$19,385

Figures are from the published listing record.

The listing reports $19,385 in property taxes for 2025. It also lists an assessed value of $1,096,249 and an annual HOA fee of $50. The tax figure describes a past tax year; the assessed value is a separate figure from the $1,590,000 asking price. Keeping those measures distinct makes the ownership-cost information easier to read alongside the sale price.

Red Realty, LLC is the listing brokerage, and Tammy Miner is the listed agent. The next observable change will be a sale or a change in the advertised price. Until then, the Zillow listing is the direct record for checking the current asking price, property description and published cost figures.

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