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Welcome to the Homestead website

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Please note: 

This website has been completely rebuilt on the latest version of Joomla. Along with improved performance and security, the new site unlocks some great new features, including the ability for authors to easily create and update content directly from their own browsers. This should help us keep the site more current, active, and useful for everyone. As we continue to build things out, start thinking about categories you’d love to see—something like a History of the Homestead, for example. I know many wonderful stories and photos were shared recently, and this gives us a great way to preserve and showcase them on the site.

Also, credentials from the previous website will not work on this new site. Folks who have logged into the old site in the last year have already received an email from Brian Bledsoe with their new username and temporary password. If you did not receive an email and want to be able to view our restricted content, please email Brian directly at . Please note that if you previously did not have a username and password, or your email address has changed, we'll need a copy of a utility statement (or equivalent) that shows your name and address, to verify that you currently reside in the neighborhood. 

  Driving into the Homestead on Great Divide you can't help but think you're driving on a country road, yet your only minutes away from the hustle and bustle of the Hill Country Galleria, the Shops at the Galleria, a Whole Foods store, H-E-B, Lowe's and Home Depot.

 

What makes the Homestead unique?

 

Situated behind a low water crossing, our neighborhood setting is unique in Bee Cave in that we have acreage lots ranging from 1 to 8 acres and that we are an equestrian community. At any given time you will find hikers and horseback riders alongside our roads and on our very own bridle/hiking trail that partially runs along little Barton creek. The Homestead neighborhood is wonderful for families with children, empty-nesters or retirees. Our annual chili cook-off and Oktoberfest give neighbors the opportunity to meet new and old neighbors a couple of times a year and helps create a sense of community in the Homestead.

 

 

 

 Pictured above on Overland Pass are just a few of our many equestrians who enjoy the hike and bridle trail.