FAQ

Yes

All homes are owner occupied and can be purchased through Casey Robinson who is a dealer with Platinum Cottages and Highland Lakes Tiny Homes. Please contact Casey at (512) 535-8980.
There are no short term rentals in County Line Cottages.

Individuals purchase their homes and rent their lot in the community. Rent includes water, sewer, and trash. Electricity and internet are not included. An internet tower is on the property.

Yes, with approval from the owners, and dependent on the size of the lot and trees surrounding the lot.

10x12 and 12x15 storage units are on the property and are available at an additional cost.

Yes, there is an SOS internet tower on the property. Plans include speeds up to 50 megabits down and 14 megabits up.

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Park Model homes, also known as recreational park trailers, are built on a single chassis mounted on wheels. They are no larger than 400 square feet and are built in compliance with ANSI housing standards. These models are sheet rocked, taped and floated, have double paned windows, full size appliances and hardwood cabinetry. Every Park Model built to these rigorous RV standards will bear a blue and gold RVIA seal certifying that the manufacturer has complied with the requirements of these quality standards. These are higher standards than most Stick Built homes today. Park Model RVs differ from "tiny homes" because tiny homes follow much more lenient housing standards.

These are being taxed in Burnet county if the area resting on the frame exceeds 399 square feet, regardless of porch size. Should you build a structure (such as a carport) in which the county deems a permanent fixture, park home owners will be liable for the property tax on it and will pass it on to the occupants of that space.