16933 #B Ranch Rd 12 #B, Wimberley, TX 78676

Great opportunity to own a diverse property with over 200 feet of Ranch Road 12 frontage in Wimberley, TX. This tract is a short drive to the square in Wimberley and to Highway 290 in Dripping Springs. This is a great spot for a weekend getaway or a place to live in full time while running a business located on the same tract. With nearly 7 acres, level frontage on Ranch Road 12, existing income from signs, a fireworks stand and rental spaces the property has a diverse cash flow that could be expanded limited only by your creativity. Hidden in the back of the among the trees is a main house, guest home, above ground pool and workshop. There is a shared fence with the VFW, Rodeo arena and baseballs fields in the back of the property and a shared fence with Right Space Storage on the right side. The front has two gates to control ingress and egress. This tract is a part of the Hogg Creek Business Park and there is a shared access driveway for all three Lots as well as a shared well. With a great location, steady stream of income and so much potential you will want to add this to your list of “must see” properties!

Frontage is the defining asset here. 16933 #B Ranch Rd 12 #B sits in Wimberley with more than 200 feet of Ranch Road 12 frontage, giving this 6.939 acre tract a level of visibility and access that is hard to recreate in the Wimberley market.

At $1.25M, or $1302 per square foot based on the existing 960 square foot residence, this is not a conventional value story tied only to the house. The real consideration is the land, the road exposure, and the income and use flexibility already in place. Built in 2010, the residential improvement includes 1 bath, with additional site elements that materially broaden utility across the property, including a guest home, workshop, above ground pool, dual front gates for controlled ingress and egress, and a setting tucked back among the trees behind the commercial frontage. That separation matters. It allows the front of the tract to work as a business-facing corridor while the rear holds a more private residential component.

The site is part of the Hogg Creek Business Park and includes shared access for all three lots and a shared well, both of which are practical details a buyer should weigh early. Existing income from signage, a fireworks stand, and rental spaces indicates the tract is already functioning as more than raw acreage. That changes the conversation from simple future potential to current operational utility with room to refine or expand. The shared fence lines with the VFW, rodeo arena, baseball fields, and Right Space Storage also clarify the immediate context. This is a mixed-use environment where frontage, access, and adaptable land matter more than a purely residential setting.

Days on market at 104 suggests buyers have had time to study it, which is often the case with properties that do not fit neatly into a standard residential box. In practice, that can create opportunity for the buyer who understands what is actually scarce here. Nearly seven acres on Ranch Road 12 in Wimberley, with established frontage, multiple points of cash flow, and an existing live-work framework, offers a different kind of value than a typical home purchase. The long-term upside is in controlling a visible corridor tract with flexible use in a market where well-positioned land tends to become more useful, not less, over time.