3805 Lone Man Mountain Rd Unit #B, Wimberley, TX 78676

Rare horse farm. Total acreage is 10 acres, consisting of 1 floating acre for main house, 8.5 acres of pasture, Unrestricted & .50 acre guest house. (3 separate PID's) Unrestricted. Has not been on the market in well over 50 years. Wonderful soils in the maintained & groomed pasture. Property has the main house as well as the guest house, which is currently rented. Outbuildings to include a barn, tack barn and multiple covered shelters as well. There is room on the 1 acre carved out for the main house for an additional home or other buildings, so as not to risk the Ag Exemption currently in place. This one has been and will make a great family compound. The over 100 yr old stacked rock fences take you back in time. Large mature oaks on this heavily treed acreage offers plenty of spots for a picnic or afternoon nap. Virtual Tour & Drone Video

Scarcity is the lead story here: 3805 Lone Man Mountain Rd Unit #B is a 1-acre homesite tied to a larger 10-acre setup that includes 8.5 acres of pasture and a separate 0.50-acre guest house parcel across three PIDs, and it has not been offered in well over 50 years. In the Wimberley of Wimberley, within Wimberley ISD and with Jacobs Well Elementary in the school path, this is the kind of property buyers watch for because the land configuration creates options that are hard to replicate.

The main residence is a 1987 single family home with 1,987 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 1 half bath, and 2 fireplaces, priced at $1.10 million, or $554 per square foot. The immediate value is not just in the house count or room count. It is in the control that comes with unrestricted ground, maintained pasture, and an agricultural exemption already in place. That combination matters in Hays County because it gives an owner room to think beyond simple residential use. The current setup already supports that thinking, with a guest house that is currently rented, a barn, a tack barn, and multiple covered shelters.

The land itself adds another layer of staying power. The pasture is described with strong soils, the acreage is heavily treed, and large mature oaks shape the setting. More than 100-year-old stacked rock fences add a level of permanence that cannot be manufactured by newer inventory. There is also stated room on the carved-out 1-acre main house tract for an additional home or other buildings without putting the existing agricultural exemption at risk, which is a meaningful planning advantage for a buyer considering multigenerational use, long-term hold strategy, or a more functional family compound layout.

At 541 days on market, this is not a fast-turn, commodity listing. It is a land-driven Wimberley property with real utility, established improvements, and a structure that supports future flexibility, which is exactly the kind of asset that tends to matter more over time, not less.