450 Eagles Nest Dr, Wimberley, TX 78676

Sprawling 5-acre tract with panoramic views over the Wimberley Valley, offering room for a custom home and several existing income properties. Eagle’s Nest is a multi-residence Hill Country compound with scale, infrastructure, and diversified income potential in a thoughtfully improved setting.

The 3,352+/- SF duplex was rebuilt from the slab in 2008 using energy-efficient spray foam, windows, and construction. Side A offers 1 bedroom and 2 baths with 1,436+/- SF (owner occupied, rent potential $2,000/mo). Side B offers 2 bedrooms, an office, and 2 baths across 1,915+/- SF ($2,400/mo).

In addition to the duplex, the property includes three standalone dwellings: the Blue Cottage (+/-383 SF, $950/mo) with 1 bed, 1 bath, full kitchen, and living area; the Stone Home (+/-759 SF, $1,600/mo), an open-concept 1-bedroom studio with full kitchen and bath; and a manufactured home (+/-636 SF, $1,350/mo) with 1 bed, 1 bath, full kitchen, and living area.

A substantial 2,400 SF insulated workshop with high-power electric provides flexibility for commercial equipment, fabrication, storage, or additional rental income (+/-$1,800/mo). An RV on the property may convey and is currently rented at $750/mo. Overall gross rental potential is approximately $9,200/month; verify with lender which units qualify.

The property operates on a 20,000-gallon rainwater collection system, and the duplex has paid-off solar panels. It is also a Certified Wildlife Habitat, reflecting intentional land stewardship. Additional buildable land offers opportunity for future units or infrastructure. Interior photos of all units available upon request. Eagle’s Nest represents a rare opportunity to acquire a multi-unit Hill Country compound with stable occupancy, meaningful improvements, and long-term income potential.

450 Eagles Nest Dr stands out for something the Wimberley market does not offer often at this price point: 5.465 acres with 5,127 square feet of living space, multiple residences, and documented income capacity in one holding. Priced at $1.40M, or $273 per square foot, this Hays County property combines residential scale, land utility, and infrastructure in a way that reads more like an operating compound than a standard single-home listing.

The core residence profile is already substantial with six bedrooms, six baths, a pool, two fireplaces, and a three-car garage. Built in 1996 and on the market for just three days, the property also carries the kind of physical setup that changes how buyers should evaluate it. This is not simply a house on acreage. It is a multi-residence property with panoramic Wimberley Valley views, additional standalone dwellings, and a 2,400 square foot insulated workshop with high-power electric. That workshop adds practical utility for storage, equipment, fabrication, or income use, which gives the acreage real function rather than just visual appeal.

The income story here is backed by actual structure and infrastructure. The duplex was rebuilt from the slab in 2008 with spray foam insulation, updated windows, and energy-conscious construction, and the duplex also benefits from paid-off solar panels. The property operates on a 20,000-gallon rainwater collection system, which matters because it reflects long-term planning and operational capability, not surface-level improvement. The agent data also points to gross rental potential of about $9,200 per month across the current configuration, subject to lender qualification, which puts a concrete number behind the flexibility this property offers.

School path is also defined in the listing, with Wimberley ISD serving the property and Blue Hole Elementary, Danforth Middle, and Wimberley High School named in the record. For buyers who care about both use and exit strategy, that clarity matters. So does the location reference of Wimberley, TX 78676, where larger tracts with views, usable improvements, and multiple revenue channels tend to separate themselves from typical inventory over time.

What gives 450 Eagles Nest Dr its long-term position is not one feature in isolation. It is the combination of acreage, build-out, infrastructure, school district, and existing income framework, all of which create multiple viable paths for ownership, expansion, and future value.