3340 Martin Rd, Dripping Springs, TX 78620

Owner Financing Possible— Unrestricted 42+ Acre Hill Country Masterpiece – Luxury Living Meets Endless Possibilities in Dripping Springs. Nestled in the heart of Texas Hill Country just outside vibrant Dripping Springs (11 Mins to Dripping Springs High School, Dripping Springs Middle School, and Walnut Springs Elementary School), this rare, unrestricted 68-acre estate offers privacy, luxury, and true freedom. Minutes from town’s distilleries, wineries, breweries, and top schools, yet worlds away with easy access to Austin (~30-45 min). The custom modern farmhouse boasts elegant stone and board-and-batten siding, a sleek metal roof, expansive windows, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow under a canopy of mature live oaks. Step outside to the resort-style pool overlooking rolling hills and breathtaking sunsets—perfect for entertaining or serene escapes. Equestrian enthusiasts will appreciate the established horse facilities: a spacious 4 stall barn with covered areas, tack room, Bumk Room w/ full Bathroom, 4.5-acre fenced turn-out pasture, and trailer storage, set amid open pastures ideal for grazing or riding. The standout party barn—with covered porch, 2 large roll-up doors, half-court basketball court and studio apartment—serves as an ideal event space, workshop, guest retreat, or hobby haven. A scenic wet-weather creek threads through the property, enhancing natural beauty and attracting wildlife, while gently rolling terrain, native grasses, and ancient oaks evoke authentic Texas ranch living. With no restrictions, envision your dream: expand the equestrian setup, add structures, start a vineyard, create a family compound, or simply enjoy the freedom of 42+ acres of prime Hill Country land. Stunning views, dramatic sunsets, abundant wildlife, and your private oasis in one of Texas’s most desirable areas. NEW SURVEY PURCHASED BY SELLERS. BUYER RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL DUE DILIGENCE. Also listed under MLS 2335875 for the purchase of the full 68 acres.

The 42.8-acre property at 3340 Martin Road in Dripping Springs sits in a rare category in the Hill Country: genuinely private land where the nearest neighbor feels appropriately distant. Built in 2020, the main residence spans 3,656 square feet across four bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms, positioned to maximize views while minimizing visibility from the road. The design reflects contemporary Hill Country aesthetics without the visual loudness that sometimes dominates newer construction here. Stone and board-and-batten siding weather naturally over time, and the metal roof requires minimal maintenance across decades.

The lot structure itself defines the lifestyle. Forty-two acres of unrestricted land means the property operates without HOA restrictions or architectural controls that govern most Dripping Springs developments. The terrain slopes gently through native plantings and mature live oaks that were established decades before construction began. A wet-weather creek runs through the property, supporting the natural ecosystem and providing what locals recognize as genuine Hill Country character rather than landscaped approximation.

The infrastructure here extends beyond typical residential amenities. A four-stall barn with tack room, full bathroom, and 4.5 acres of fenced pasture serves equestrian purposes directly. A separate party barn with roll-up doors, covered porch, and integrated studio apartment functions as event space, guest quarters, or workshop depending on the owner's needs. The pool overlooks the valley with adequate setback to feel private even from aerial perspectives.

Location places the property approximately 11 minutes from Dripping Springs High School, Dripping Springs Middle School, and Walnut Springs Elementary, all within the Dripping Springs ISD. Dripping Springs High School maintains an 8/10 rating on GreatSchools. The town center, with its established dining and wine tasting venues, sits roughly 10 minutes south. Austin's job centers remain accessible within 30-45 minutes depending on destination and traffic flow.

The property's unrestricted status creates flexibility that becomes increasingly valuable as personal circumstances evolve. Owner financing is available, which restructures the acquisition timeline. Buyers without immediate plans for expansion or modification simply inherit a property that requires minimal intervention to maintain its current function. That restraint-oriented approach defines how serious Hill Country buyers evaluate land this size.