314 Wimberley Square Rd, Wimberley, TX 78676

Rare opportunity to own 2 well-located properties and 2 iconic profitable businesses in the heart of Wimberley's tourist center. The offering includes the Old Mill Store property on 9,480 sq.ft. of land with 5,144 sq.ft. of improvements and the Longleaf Scratch Kitchen+Bar property on 3,200 sq.ft. of land with 2,116 sq.ft. of improvements. The Old Mill Store is a general store dating back to 1981. It has grown over the years by offering a variety of gifts, furniture, art, jewelry, handmade products, and toys. Sales for 2025 are up 20% year to date. Longleaf Scratch Kitchen + Bar serves exceptional quality dishes from locally sourced and seasonal food items. It also has elevated the dining experience by offering craft cocktails, beer and a well-rounded wine list. The restaurant was built using longleaf pine lumber repurposed from a structure in San Marcos, Texas dating back to 1912.

314 Wimberley Square Rd puts roughly 7,260 square feet of retail and restaurant improvements in the center of Wimberley, TX 78676 on the market for $4.55 million, or about $627 per square foot. In Wimberley, this Commercial Sale - Retail offering spans 0.291 acres in Hays County and controls a rare position where Wimberley Square traffic is strongest.

The value starts with location and existing business identity. The offering includes the Old Mill Store and Longleaf Scratch Kitchen + Bar, two established operations tied directly to the daily rhythm of downtown Wimberley. Old Mill Store has been operating since 1981, and the listing remarks state 2025 sales are up 20 percent year to date. Longleaf Scratch Kitchen + Bar adds a restaurant and bar component that extends activity beyond daytime shopping hours. The restaurant space also carries a strong local detail, with longleaf pine repurposed from a 1912 structure in San Marcos. The source record lists 1999 as the year built and 176 days on market.

For anyone asking what it is like to own at 314 Wimberley Square Rd, the answer is direct: this is a front-row commercial position in the town’s visitor core. Wimberley Square, Ranch Road 12, and FM 2325 keep the property connected to both local traffic and Hill Country tourism. Blue Hole Regional Park and Cypress Creek add year-round draw from visitors already spending time in central Wimberley. San Marcos is about 20 minutes away by car, and Downtown Austin is roughly 45 minutes away in normal conditions, which matters for staffing, vendor access, and buyer reach.

School district and campus information are not listed in the source data, and that is consistent with a commercial property where the real location signals are visibility, foot traffic, and business adjacency rather than school assignment. The lot size works out to about 12,680 square feet, giving this asset a meaningful land position in one of the tightest commercial pockets in Wimberley. When a property combines downtown control, recognizable operating businesses, and direct exposure to the tourist center, it stands out as both an income play and a long-term hold with room to benefit from continued demand in the Wimberley town center.