Lot 25 Mesa Ranch Rd, Dripping Springs, TX 78620

Exceptional Hill Country Master Planned Equestrian Community! Premier Estate Lots, Texas Size Feel! Lot 25 has Barton Creek running through it! Total 34 lot Community - Lots range from 6 to 14 acres, various estate lots offering frontage on Barton Creek. Mesa Verde is suitably located on the outskirts of Dripping Springs. Enjoy the Peace, Quiet & Tranquility of a Hill Country lifestyle, with the convenience of nearby metropolitan amenities. Within close proximity to wineries, craft breweries & spirit makers or enjoy an evening of live music all within a short drive.

Barton Creek running through 14.44 acres is the detail that sets Lot 25 Mesa Ranch Rd apart from most land offerings in Dripping Springs. At Lot 25 Mesa Ranch Rd in Dripping Springs, you are buying scale, water feature, and privacy in one of the more distinctive estate-lot settings in the 78620 market.

This is unimproved land in Hays County priced at $1.87 million, which works out to about $129,500 per acre. There is no interior square footage yet because no home has been built, so price per square foot and year built are not applicable today. What matters here is the canvas: a large homesite with Barton Creek frontage inside a 34-lot community where the land itself does the heavy lifting. For buyers planning a custom home, guest house, barn, or long-term legacy property, that combination is hard to duplicate this close to Dripping Springs.

Dripping Springs sits in the outer edge of Dripping Springs where the Hill Country opens up and the road network still keeps daily life practical. From this part of town, buyers typically think in terms of access to US 290 and Ranch Road 12, not dense suburban traffic. Downtown Dripping Springs and Mercer Street are the local anchors for dining, errands, and community events, while the winery and brewery corridor that runs through the area gives weekends a very different rhythm than central Austin. The setting feels rural, but it is tied to the places Dripping Springs residents actually use.

For families, the school draw is clear. The property is in Dripping Springs ISD, one of the main reasons buyers keep targeting this area. Assigned schools include Walnut Springs, Dripping Springs Middle, and Dripping Springs High School. That school path matters in this market because it supports both daily convenience and long-term resale demand. Even for buyers without school-age children, Dripping Springs ISD remains one of the strongest location signals in western Hays County.

The fact that this property has been on the market for 1,069 days also tells a story. Large-acreage land with creek frontage is a narrower buyer category than a finished home, and buyers tend to move carefully because they are thinking about design, utilities, build timelines, and hold strategy. For the right buyer, that can create an opening to secure a rare site in Dripping Springs before the next stretch of growth pushes values higher across the Dripping Springs land market.