0 W Hwy 290, Dripping Springs, TX 78620

This group of parcels are a rare investment opportunity located along a prime stretch of Highway 290 inDripping Springs. Thoughtfully prepared for future development, it features existing infrastructure, including regional stormwater retention, waterline connections, and electrical systems. Zoning restrictions and design approval requirements ensure high-quality development in line with the property’s legacy and aesthetic standards. With annexation into Dripping Springs and a strategic position at a signalized county road intersection, this tract offers excellent potential for commercial or mixed-use projects. Prime Location: Frontage on US Highway 290 and County Road with two curb cuts for convenient access. Signalized Intersection: High visibility and ease of access for future development. Infrastructure in Place: Completed stormwater and waterline connections at front of site, along with electrical tie-in box on-site. Regional Retention Pond: Designed to city specifications to support the entire 33-acre tract. Utility Access: Water provided by WTCPUA; each site needs its own septic. Flexible Development: 60% impervious coverage allowed, with approval required for new structures

Land is divisible - pricing details available in Flyer

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At $7.50 million for 14.37 acres on a signalized stretch of US Highway 290, 0 W Hwy 290 puts a large mixed-use commercial position in one of the most watched growth corridors in western Hays County. In Dripping Springs, this Dripping Springs, TX 78620 offering stands out because the site is already set up for the next phase of development instead of starting from raw land.

This is a Commercial Sale - Mixed Use tract with frontage on US Highway 290, two curb cuts, and strong visibility at a signalized county road intersection. The listing notes annexation into Dripping Springs, which matters for long-term planning, entitlement clarity, and how future users evaluate the corridor. Existing infrastructure is a major part of the story here. Stormwater improvements are in place, waterline connections are available at the front of the site, and an electrical tie-in box is on site. A regional retention pond was designed to city specifications to serve the broader 33-acre tract, which reduces one of the bigger hurdles that often slows commercial projects in this part of the market.

Utility access also adds definition to the opportunity. Water is provided by WTCPUA, while each site will require its own septic system. The remarks indicate up to 60 percent impervious coverage, with design approval required for new structures. That creates flexibility for a range of commercial or mixed-use concepts while still maintaining development standards for the area. The land is also divisible, which expands the buyer pool and gives investors more than one path to create value over time.

The source data identifies a 2025 year built designation, but no building square footage, bed count, or bath count is listed. That means price per square foot cannot be calculated from the record, and the focus stays where it should be: frontage, access, infrastructure, and development capacity. School district, school names, and school ratings are not provided in the listing, which is typical for a commercial tract where the use case is driven more by corridor traffic, utility readiness, and municipal alignment than by residential attendance zones.

With 309 days on market, buyers have had time to study the site, but the fundamentals remain clear: 0 W Hwy 290 in Dripping Springs offers scale, highway exposure, utility groundwork, and a position inside the Dripping Springs growth pattern that should stay relevant as the corridor continues to mature.