#24 Mesa Ranch RD Unit #24, Dripping Springs, TX 78620

Outstanding Creek Front Acreage Lot, Mesa Verde offers a Gated Access Community with low tax rate & exemptions to maintain such. Within 10 minutes to Dripping Springs. Centrally located for easy access to Amenities & Services.

A 14.05 acre creek front homesite with gated access is the kind of opportunity that rarely stays easy to find in Dripping Springs, especially at Unit #24 in Dripping Springs. Unit #24 gives buyers a large unimproved land tract in Dripping Springs, TX 78620 with room to plan a true estate property instead of trying to force a vision onto a tight lot.

At $1.82 million, this Dripping Springs offering stands out for scale, privacy, and flexibility. The property type is land - unimproved land, so price per square foot does not apply in the way it would for a finished house, and year built is not applicable for the same reason. What does matter is the land itself: 14.05 acres in Hays County, a long runway for design, topography, outdoor living, and the kind of separation buyers want when they move to this part of the Hill Country. Creek frontage adds another layer of appeal, both for setting and for the sense of natural buffer that is hard to recreate later.

Dripping Springs is known for its gated entry and larger tracts, which gives this property a different feel than typical suburban inventory in Dripping Springs. You are close enough to reach downtown Dripping Springs in about 10 minutes for everyday errands, restaurants, and local events on Mercer Street, while still feeling removed from traffic and density. U.S. 290 is the main connection back into town and toward Austin, and Ranch Road 12 expands access to other parts of Dripping Springs and the western Hill Country. That balance matters for buyers who want land without giving up convenience.

For families focused on schools, Unit #24 is zoned to Dripping Springs ISD, one of the main reasons many buyers target this area. Assigned campuses include Walnut Springs for elementary, Dripping Springs Middle, and Dripping Springs for high school. Those school names carry weight in the local market, and they are part of why land in the Dripping Springs path of growth continues to hold attention from both end users and long-view buyers.

Days on market sit at 553, which tells you this is not cookie cutter inventory moving on a standard residential timeline. Large unimproved tracts trade on a different schedule because the buyer pool is more specific. For the right buyer, Unit #24 offers the chance to build with intention in Dripping Springs, in a part of Dripping Springs where land, school access, and long-term value still line up.