Sunrise Beach Village sits along the western shore of Lake LBJ in Llano County, between Marble Falls and Llano — about 60 miles northwest of Austin. It’s one of the oldest lakefront subdivisions on Lake LBJ, founded back in 1958 by a San Antonio developer as a resort and retirement community, and formally incorporated as its own city in 1973.
What Living in Sunrise Beach Village Is Like
As of the 2020 census, the population sits around 739, with a median age of 65.3 — this is genuinely a retirement- and vacation-oriented community, not a place built around commuters or young families. Homes here are a mix of full-time residences and vacation properties, many with private docks, which fits the boating, fishing, and water-recreation lifestyle the town is built around.
An Important Fact for Buyers and Investors
Sunrise Beach Village does not allow short-term rentals. If part of your plan is Airbnb-style income from a lake property, this town won’t support that — worth knowing before you fall in love with a specific listing here. If short-term rental income is a priority, we should be looking at towns with different rules instead.
Current Listings in Sunrise Beach Village
Thinking About Sunrise Beach Village?
Whether you’re looking at this as a full-time move or a lake retreat, I’d rather understand what you’re actually planning to do with the property before pointing you at listings. Reach out and let’s talk about what you’re looking for.
Sources
History, population, and rental-policy details referenced from Wikipedia: Sunrise Beach Village, Texas and the Texas State Historical Association.
More Resources
- Sunrise Beach Village TX Real Estate Broker – Robbie English
- Sunrise Beach Village Realtor – Robbie English
- Sunrise Beach Village Real Estate Agent – Robbie English
- Sell My Home Fast in Sunrise Beach Village TX
