1500 Spoke Hollow Rd, Wimberley, TX 78676

Step into the rich history of Spoke Hollow Ranch, where the warmth of the early '50s embraces you in the original ranch home. Nestled in the Wimberley Valley along Spoke Pile Creek, this hidden retreat offers breathtaking views of serene hills & a captivating landscape. Perfectly situated on a newly subdivided 4+ acre tract, the home was once the heart & soul of the ranch. Two adjacent relatively untouched 3-acre lots are also available for purchase. Located just outside city limits and ETJ, the property offers boundless potential for a variety of uses including short term rentals, family compound or personal sanctuary. The home has undergone thoughtful renovations to preserve its mid-century modern aesthetic, featuring interior rock walls & columns, original wood flooring, tilted jalousie windows & a wood-burning fireplace. The spacious kitchen flows into the dining room, a cozy bar & 2 living areas. Stunning views of the hills are savored from the remodeled primary suite and sitting area. On the far side of the home, 2 bedrooms share a connecting bathroom & a 3rd living area. Step outside to discover a sparkling inground pool, creekside patio, fenced garden area, chicken coop & a workshop/garage that could be repurposed as a guest cottage. After a replenishing rainfall, Spoke Pile Creek springs to life w/the soothing sound of cascading waterfalls. This is a rare opportunity to acquire an authentic ranch-style residence on exceptional hill country acreage.

A 4.21-acre tract in Wimberley is the defining advantage here, and 1500 Spoke Hollow Rd puts that land together with an original 1952 ranch home in the Wimberley. In a market where usable acreage and established housing stock rarely align cleanly, this property offers both: 3,311 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 1 half bath, and a pricing basis of $445 per square foot. Set in Hays County and listed at $1.48M, it stands out less for polish than for position. This was the original ranch home tied to Spoke Hollow Ranch, and that history matters because the house still reads like a true Hill Country holding rather than a replacement build trying to imitate one.

The interior value is in the preserved mid-century character and the scale of the floor plan. Renovations were handled in a way that kept the original identity intact, with interior rock walls and columns, original wood flooring, tilted jalousie windows, and a wood-burning fireplace still doing the architectural work. The kitchen connects directly to the dining area, a bar space, and two living areas, which gives the main body of the home a practical flow for everyday use or weekend occupancy. The primary suite was remodeled to take in the hill views, while the opposite side of the house places two additional bedrooms beside a shared bath and a third living area. For buyers who pay attention to layout rather than just finish selections, that separation creates flexibility without forcing an addition or major rework.

Outside, the land carries the second layer of value. The site includes an inground pool, a creekside patio, a fenced garden area, a chicken coop, and a workshop-garage with plausible future use as guest space, subject to buyer plans and approvals. Spoke Pile Creek is part of the experience here, especially after rainfall, when moving water changes how the property lives day to day. The remarks also note two adjacent relatively untouched 3-acre lots available for purchase, which matters because expansion potential next door is rare and can materially affect long-term control of the setting.

At 72 days on market, this is a property that invites a more analytical buyer, someone looking at acreage, original construction, adaptive use potential, and the staying power of a real Wimberley tract rather than a short-cycle cosmetic play.