101 Arrowlake Rd, Wimberley, TX 78676

Set in a picturesque valley along Smith Creek, only 3 miles to downtown Wimberley, this white stone, 4-bedroom, 3 bath, 2 story home combines Hill Country charm with exceptional natural beauty. Short Term rental is allowed, STR permit is already in place with the City of Wimberley for the property. Mature oaks frame a tiered stone patio, which gently descends toward the water and offers over 350 ft of creek frontage. Private steps lead you to the edge of Smith Creek, where a stone pathway awaits . Vertical natural wall across creek creates privacy and beauty. An open kitchen flows seamlessly into the dining and living areas, perfect for entertaining and features custom cabinets and beautiful granite countertops. Hardwood flooring throughout. Vaulted ceilings and a wall of windows in the living room provide park like views. Stone wood burning fireplaces in the family room and master bedroom add a touch of cozy warmth in winter. The inviting primary suite includes a fireplace, door to back deck, oversized tub, walk-in shower, and two closets. Upstairs you will find spacious bedrooms, each with access to a large covered upper deck offering great views of the creek, mature oaks and surrounding hilly landscape. Outside, enjoy the covered front porch, expansive back covered deck and stone patio. For the equestrian enthusiast, the property features a drive thru double roll up door barn, fenced pasture, and ample space for horses. Additional highlights include a 2 car garage, with full bathroom plumbing, workshop area, 3 car carport; plus RV hookups, and 945 sq. ft. barn with drive thru style roll up doors. Currently used as a primary residence with the option for short-term rentals, this home offers many possibilities. Come experience the best of Hill Country Living, where every day feels like a vacation at this estate.

Waterfront land is the defining asset here, and 101 Arrowlake Rd puts 4.16 acres on Smith Creek in Wimberley, a combination that is hard to replace in the Wimberley market. In a setting where usable acreage, water access, and privacy tend to drive long-term value, this property stands out with more than 350 feet of creek frontage, a tiered stone patio descending toward the water, and private steps leading down to the creek edge. The vertical natural wall across the creek adds another layer of separation and visual definition that buyers notice immediately.

The house itself offers 2,926 square feet with 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, a 2-car garage, and two fireplaces, originally built in 1983. White stone construction, hardwood flooring, vaulted ceilings, and a wall of windows keep the main living spaces focused on the landscape rather than on interior excess. The kitchen opens directly to the dining and living areas and includes custom cabinetry and granite countertops, which matters because this is a floor plan built for regular use, not just occasional entertaining. The primary suite extends that logic with its own fireplace, direct access to the back deck, an oversized tub, walk-in shower, and two closets. Upstairs bedrooms connect to a large covered deck with views over the creek, mature oaks, and the surrounding hills.

The land supports more than one use case. Short-term rental is allowed, and the property already has a City of Wimberley STR permit in place. For buyers looking beyond a standard residential profile, the improvements broaden the options: a 945 square foot barn with drive-through roll-up doors, fenced pasture, workshop area, 3-car carport, and RV hookups. Those features give the property relevance for an owner-occupant, an equestrian-minded buyer, or someone evaluating flexibility of use over time.

At $1.40M, or $478 per square foot, the pricing has to be read together with the acreage, waterfront position, and utility of the outbuildings rather than against house size alone. It has been on the market 90 days, which gives buyers room to assess it carefully. The Wimberley ISD assignment, including Blue Hole Elementary, Danforth Middle, and Wimberley High, strengthens everyday livability for buyers who want both land and a defined school path. In Hays County, properties that combine creek frontage, acreage, STR eligibility, and functional supporting improvements tend to hold strategic value because they offer more than one viable path for ownership.