A Hill Country home at dusk with limestone walls and a black standing-seam metal roof
Now building in Central Texas

Timeless homes. Built for generations.

Driftstone builds thoughtfully designed single-family homes across Central Texas - from a team that has built thousands of them.

Two spec homes under construction now
2
Spec homes under construction
24
Homesites at Horseshoe Bay
25+
Years building Texas
Horseshoe Bay homesite
Lot view, lake, or framed spec home
The Trails at

Horseshoe Bay

Premium homesites minutes from Lake LBJ - sweeping Hill Country views, resort-style living, and room to build the home you have imagined. Bring your boat. Bring your own plan, if you have one.

Homesites
24
Spec homes
2 under construction
Setting
Lake LBJ, Hill Country
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More Central Texas communities are in the works - we will announce them here first.

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Why it matters

We draw our own plans.

Every Driftstone floor plan is drawn in-house - which is exactly why we can shape one around how your family actually lives. A home office where you need it, an extra bedroom, a layout built around you instead of pulled from a catalog.

Front elevation drawing of the Driftstone home at 208 Mountain Dew, Horseshoe Bay
208 Mountain Dew, Front elevation
Horseshoe Bay, TX
Drawn in-house
Built on experience. Defined by integrity.

Decades of Texas homebuilding. One focused team.

Tom Grant, co-founder of Driftstone Homes
Co-founder

Tom Grant

Led Meritage Homes top-performing Austin division and co-founded Centerra Homes as CEO - named 2012 Builder of the Year by the Texas Association of Builders.

Ian Boyd, co-founder of Driftstone Homes
Co-founder

Ian Boyd

25+ years turning raw land into master-planned communities - from Kimball Hill and Lennar to Newland, Signorelli, and Caledonia - building thousands of homes throughout Texas.

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