22100 Fm 150 W, Driftwood, TX 78619

This unrestricted 1.89-acre property boasts 415 feet of frontage along RM150 and offers a range of features and possibilities. The gently sloping terrain is adorned with beautiful, massive oaks and includes two existing driveways. The property is equipped with a newly installed oversized septic system, a strong water well, and on-site electricity. The main building on-site boasts over 1,600-square-feet and includes private offices, a kitchen, and two full bathrooms and is ideal for use as an office or showroom. Complementing this is a 900-square-foot air-conditioned shop. Additionally, the ample yard and lay-down space are perfect for outdoor storage of heavy equipment, landscape supplies, building materials, and more, making it well-suited for businesses such as landscaping, construction, plumbing, or contracting. The property also presents great potential for overnight or short-term rentals, including Airbnb, VRBO, or a boutique-style hotel. Located approximately 1.5 miles from the RR12/RM150 intersection, it offers convenient access to Dripping Springs, Wimberley, and Austin. Don’t miss this exceptional opportunity to create your dream short-term rental or establish a new business headquarters on this versatile property.

Frontage is the headline here. 22100 Fm 150 W puts 1.89 unrestricted acres on RM150 with 415 feet of road frontage in Driftwood, a combination that gives this commercial offering real flexibility in a corridor where visibility, access, and usable land matter.

Priced at $1.35M in Hays County, the property is set up for an owner-user, a service business, or a buyer looking for a site with multiple operational paths. Two existing driveways improve circulation from the start. The terrain is gently sloping rather than overly constrained, and the site is anchored by large oaks that give the land structure without taking away from function. That balance is important on smaller commercial tracts, where every portion of the acreage needs to work.

The existing improvements add substance beyond the land itself. The main building, originally built in 1957, offers more than 1,600 square feet with private offices, a kitchen, and two full bathrooms, which supports office, showroom, or headquarters use without starting from raw shell space. A separate 900 square foot air-conditioned shop expands the utility of the site and makes the property more practical for businesses that need indoor workspace in addition to administrative area. Utility infrastructure is already in place with an oversized septic system, a strong water well, and on-site electricity, reducing some of the friction that often slows redevelopment or occupancy decisions.

Operationally, the yard and lay-down space are a major part of the value. For landscaping, construction, plumbing, contracting, or similar trades, the ability to stage equipment, materials, and vehicles on-site is often what separates a workable property from one that only looks good on paper. This tract reads as functional first, which is exactly what many commercial buyers need in this price category.

Location also supports the use case. The property sits about 1.5 miles from the RR12 and RM150 intersection, which keeps it connected to the broader Driftwood and Dripping Springs movement pattern while still offering a site large enough to handle business activity. With 567 days on market, this is not a commodity listing. It is a specific piece of real estate with frontage, infrastructure, and flexibility, and that combination is what gives 22100 Fm 150 W staying power for an owner-user or a buyer positioning for long-term commercial value.