262 Cuesta Pass, Driftwood, TX 78619

Located in Bluff Springs Estates, a private 12-lot large-acreage community in Driftwood. Hidden Spring Grove offers 20+/- acres with a balanced mix of open pasture, mature tree cover, and gently rolling topography. Several homes are already completed within the community, providing a clear sense of the finished environment and overall setting.

The property features multiple potential homesites with Hill Country views and usable terrain ranging from approximately 1,160’ to 1,240’ in elevation. A wet-weather creek system runs through the property, fed by an intermittent spring that often continues trickling even during drier periods. A small earthen dam creates a natural watering hole, complemented by a unique grotto feature that drains into the wet-weather creek.

Selective land clearing has been completed by hand, preserving mature groves of live oaks while enhancing usability and views. The landscape is full of diverse vegetation including wild agarita, wildflowers, beaked yuccas, little bluestem grasses, pecans, live oaks, and other hardwoods. The creek corridor is lined with water-loving species such as maidenhair ferns, and supports a diverse natural habitat. The southern and eastern boundaries are fenced, with new game fencing along the southern property line.

Bluff Springs Estates offers sensible restrictions without an HOA, paved private road access off Ranch Road 12, and convenient connectivity to Dripping Springs, Wimberley, and Austin.

Located within Dripping Springs ISD.

Electric service is installed and provided by Pedernales Electric Cooperative.

Nearly 20 acres of cleared Hill Country land in Driftwood presents a rare opportunity to build a private estate on terrain that's been thoughtfully prepared for development without sacrificing the mature landscape character that defines this Driftwood community. The property at 262 Cuesta Pass sits within a gated 12-lot subdivision where several homes are already completed, giving you a clear view of what the finished neighborhood will become.

The land slopes gently across elevations ranging from 1,160 to 1,240 feet, offering multiple homesite options with Hill Country views and natural drainage patterns. A wet-weather creek system runs through the property, fed by an intermittent spring that often continues flowing even during drier months. The previous owner completed selective hand-clearing that preserved mature live oak groves while opening sight lines and usable building areas. You'll find diverse native vegetation including native pecans, wild agarita, little bluestem grasses, beaked yuccas, and water-loving maidenhair ferns along the creek corridor.

The most distinctive feature is a small earthen dam that creates a natural watering hole, complemented by a unique grotto formation that drains into the creek system. Rather than feeling utilitarian, these water features add character to the landscape while supporting the natural habitat that makes Hill Country living appealing. The southern and eastern boundaries are already fenced, with new game fencing installed along the southern line.

Access comes through a private paved road off Ranch Road 12, positioning you within the Dripping Springs Independent School District and near the Dripping Springs, Wimberley, and Lake Travis corridors. Driftwood maintains sensible deed restrictions without the overhead of a homeowners association, preserving your autonomy while protecting property values. Pedernales Electric Cooperative has already installed electric service to the property.

At $1.45 million for nearly 20 acres in an established private community with infrastructure in place, this represents the type of raw Hill Country estate land that typically requires months of site work and entitlements before construction can begin. Here, the groundwork is done. Your focus can shift entirely to designing a residence that takes full advantage of the creek access, mature trees, and views that make this corner of Hays County distinctive.