Sunrise Beach Village is a city in Llano County, Texas, set on the southern shore of Lake Lyndon B. Johnson — Lake LBJ — in the Texas Hill Country. Its 2020 population was 739. The community sits within the Highland Lakes chain, a series of reservoirs along the Colorado River that anchors recreation across the region. Sunrise Beach was established in 1973 and incorporated on November 6 of that year, making it one of the first lakefront subdivisions developed on Lake LBJ. The village's land runs north and south in an elongated strip along the shoreline, a layout that deliberately created a large number of waterfront properties. That waterfront orientation remains the community's defining characteristic. Lake LBJ itself is unusual among the Highland Lakes in that its waters are held at a constant level, allowing residents to build and enjoy shoreline without the dramatic drawdowns that affect some neighboring reservoirs. That stability supports year-round boating, fishing, swimming, and lakeside living, and it has made the lake a popular setting for retirement and recreational homes. Sunrise Beach functions primarily as a residential community, with a substantial share of retirees and second-home owners. The village sits between Marble Falls to the southeast and Llano to the northwest, placing residents within reach of shopping, dining, and services in either direction, while Austin lies about 60 miles to the southeast. Community amenities include public parks with boat ramps, picnic areas, and swimming spots along the lake, and the broader Highland Lakes area adds golf, dining, and outdoor recreation nearby. Sunrise Beach's identity is that of a quiet, lake-centered Hill Country community built around the water, and its combination of constant-level lakefront, Hill Country scenery, and a relaxed pace defines its appeal.