0000 South Oak Forest Dr, Dripping Springs, TX 78620

This beautiful tract of cleared ranchland is punctuated with towering hardwoods and open pastures, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and usability. No HOA,minimal restrictions, nice level build sites, views, breezes and privacy. With 14.46 acres of usable land, the property is fully fenced,with an agricultural exemption, and is ideal for horses or livestock. Bring your builder and explore multiple scenic build sites with Hill Country views — all just minutes from the heart of Dripping Springs, known as the Wedding Capital of Texas. Enjoy a peaceful country lifestyle while being close to wineries, distilleries, boutique shopping, and fine dining. No HOA and minimal restrictions give you the freedom to create the lifestyle you want. Opportunity to Expand – Buy Both Properties! An adjacent 14.67-acre ranch located at 2400 Fitzhugh Road is also available for purchase. It includes: A charming 3140 sq. ft. county home Saltwater pool 2,000 sq ft Mueller building Chicken coops & goat barns Rainwater collection system & private well Purchase both properties together for a total of 29.13 acres priced at $3,000,000 — an exceptional opportunity for a private estate, family compound, or investment. Stewarded by the same owner for the past 16 years and it shows.

A 14.66 acre tract in Dripping Springs with no HOA, agricultural exemption, and established ranch infrastructure is the core value proposition at 0000 South Oak Forest Dr. In Dripping Springs, this is a Farm - Ranch offering in Hays County priced at $1.20M that stands out for usable land, flexible restrictions, and a setup that supports both immediate agricultural use and future residential planning.

The land has already been fenced and cross fenced, with multiple gated entry points that improve access and allow the property to function in sections rather than as a single undifferentiated pasture. That matters for buyers who are thinking beyond raw acreage. It creates practical separation for livestock, circulation, and future improvements. The level build sites add another layer of utility, giving a buyer clear options for a main residence, shop, stalls, or an arena without starting from scratch on site planning. Mature hardwoods contribute privacy and cover, but the more important point is that the acreage appears to have been actively maintained over time rather than left unmanaged. After 16 years of the same ownership, the condition and structure of the land read as intentional.

For equestrian and agricultural buyers, the use case is straightforward. Horses, cattle, chickens, goats, and other livestock are all consistent with how this property is positioned today. For residential buyers, the opportunity is different but equally clear. In a market where many Dripping Springs land offerings come with tighter controls or less functional groundwork, having minimal restrictions and a tract that is already organized for access, enclosure, and building sites materially improves the path from purchase to execution.

The school path also supports long-term hold appeal. The property is in Dripping Springs ISD, with Dripping Springs Elementary, Dripping Springs Middle, and Dripping Springs High assigned in the listing data. Even without existing bedroom, bath, or square footage details, the land itself is the story here. Seven days on market suggests current exposure is still early, and the optionality is broader than a typical homesite. The adjoining 14.476 acres with a custom 3,140 square foot home, barn, and pool may also be available, which creates a potential assembly play for buyers who want more scale.

For a buyer focused on land quality, control, and long-term positioning in Dripping Springs, this tract offers a credible base for ranch use now and a more substantial legacy hold over time.