Live Oak, built around West Live Oak Drive, is identified in Burnet County plat and tax records as the “Live Oak Section” of Sherwood Shores, the 1962 platted subdivision that became the City of Granite Shoals when it incorporated in 1966. It’s on the more affordable end of the Granite Shoals market, which is part of why it draws steady interest from buyers looking for lake-area pricing without a luxury price tag.
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What’s Actually There
Live Oak includes a genuine mix of property types: standard single-family homes on lots as small as roughly a tenth of an acre, a handful of larger parcels approaching an acre or more, and several waterfront homes with direct Lake LBJ access. Vacant lots also turn over here regularly for buyers who want to build. We did not find any record of an active homeowners association for Live Oak, so treat it as a deed-restriction area rather than an HOA community unless a title search says otherwise.
Parks and Lake Access
We couldn’t verify one specific park built exclusively for Live Oak residents, but the section sits inside Granite Shoals’ broader network of 19 public parks, including eight with boat ramps spread along the Lake LBJ shoreline. Several Live Oak lots have their own private waterfront, which is worth confirming property by property.
Nearby Communities
Compare Live Oak against Castle Hills, Greencastle, and Beaver Island, or return to the Granite Shoals overview.
Work With Robbie English
Robbie English, Broker and REALTOR at Uncommon Highland Lakes Realty, can help you sort genuine waterfront lots in Live Oak from interior ones and see how pricing compares to the rest of Granite Shoals. Reach out here or call 830-953-5571.
Sources
Plat identification of the Live Oak Section within Sherwood Shores from Burnet County tax sale records via MVBA Tax Sales. City incorporation history from the City of Granite Shoals. Lot size and waterfront listing data referenced from Redfin and Knox Real Estate. City park and boat ramp counts from The Highlander/DailyTrib.com.
