15000 Fitzhugh Road, Austin, TX 78736

*Owner financing available. Ask for details.* This property has brought decades of success to a first-class horse business and is now ready to bring your development to life. Fitzhugh Road is quickly becoming one of the most famous roads in both Austin and Dripping Springs. With such exponential growth in the area, the Fitzhugh Corridor is hungry for restaurants, breweries, distilleries, wedding/event venues, music venues, short term rentals, commercial warehouses, flex parks, etc. With no HOA and limited restrictions, the sky is truly the limit with this 22+ acre tract! Property is also fully equipped to continue operating as a horse business with a single-family home, detached two car garage, guest house, large horse barn that’s been expanded to includes nine stalls, a large metal shop area, two 12x12’ tack rooms, a 12x12’ insulated air conditioned feed room, hay room, wash-rack, outdoor arena, nine cross-fenced pastures, and four run-in horse sheds. Property is currently ag exempt and can be subdivided into 2+ acre tracts. Austin address in Hays County, and it’s outside both Austin and Dripping Springs ETJs. It lends easy access to not only SW & Central Austin, but also Bee Caves, Lakeway, Dripping Springs, Wimberley, and the Hill Country. Ask for additional details.

At $1,163 per square foot, 15000 Fitzhugh Road controls 22.01 acres in the Austin, a scale that is getting harder to find anywhere along the Fitzhugh Corridor in Austin, TX 78736. This Farm - Single Family Residence sits in Hays County with a 3,353 square foot home built in 1980, offering 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, and land use flexibility that is rare this close to both Southwest Austin and Dripping Springs.

The immediate draw is frontage and flexibility on one of the Hill Country’s most active growth corridors. Fitzhugh Road connects quickly to US-290, Bell Springs Road, and the cluster of destination businesses that has made this stretch a regional draw, including Jester King Brewery, Treaty Oak Distilling, and Deep Eddy Vodka. In typical conditions, you are about 15 minutes from central Dripping Springs and roughly 35 minutes from downtown Austin, while still positioned for practical access to Bee Cave, Lakeway, and Wimberley.

The land itself supports multiple paths. The tract is currently ag exempt, has no HOA, carries limited restrictions, and may be subdivided into 2-plus-acre parcels. It is also outside both the Austin ETJ and Dripping Springs ETJ, which matters for buyers weighing future residential, event, hospitality, light commercial, or flex use. Owner financing is available, which adds another practical option for a buyer looking at phased development or a longer hold strategy.

For equestrian use, the setup is already built out. The property includes a detached two-car garage, guest house, expanded horse barn with nine stalls, two 12-by-12 tack rooms, an insulated air-conditioned 12-by-12 feed room, hay room, wash rack, outdoor arena, nine cross-fenced pastures, and four run-in sheds. That combination supports continued horse operations without forcing an immediate capital plan. School district, campus assignments, and school ratings are not listed in the available property data, so those details need to be verified separately.

What stands out at 15000 Fitzhugh Road is that it can perform as a working ranch, a private acreage residence, or a future business play in a corridor that keeps adding traffic, visibility, and destination value. Along Fitzhugh Road in Austin, land with this amount of acreage, usable improvements, and jurisdictional flexibility gives a buyer room to shape income, lifestyle, and long-term appreciation in a part of Hays County that is still moving forward.