550 Schubert Ln, Kyle, TX 78640

Unique opportunity to buy 21.33 acres of raw land close to Hwy 35, Hwy 21, and 183 and growing Buda, Kyle, Uhland area with endless potential.

The 21.33 acres at 550 Schubert Lane in Kyle puts you minutes from Highway 35, Highway 21, and Highway 183 - the transportation spine of Hays County - while keeping you far enough out to own a genuine weekend playground. This is raw land with gentle slopes, native plants, and minimal tree coverage, which means you're starting with a clean slate for whatever you want to build or pursue.

For hunting and fishing enthusiasts, this property sits in prime Texas Hill Country transition zone. Hays County has strong traditions around deer, wild turkey, and upland game. The acreage gives you enough ground to manage habitat, set up blinds, or develop water features. If you're the type who wants to spend Saturday mornings on your own land instead of driving to a lease, this changes everything. Kids learn differently when they're tracking game or setting lines on their own property.

The Hays Consolidated Independent School District serves this location, with Camino Real Elementary, McCormick Middle, and Jack C Hays High School covering K-12 education. But this property isn't about schools - it's about freedom. You own 21.33 acres where your kids can run ATVs, build tree stands, practice shooting, or simply disconnect from screens. That's worth more than proximity to any building.

The gentle slope and native plant composition mean minimal clearing costs if you want to develop, but also that the land works as-is for recreational use. No dramatic erosion issues, good drainage characteristics typical of Hays County's Hill Country transition. The agricultural zoning keeps the character intact.

Location matters here. Kyle and Buda have experienced explosive growth in the past five years, making this one of the last accessible opportunities to own acreage this close to expanding suburban infrastructure. You're 25 minutes from downtown Austin, 15 minutes from Kyle's retail corridor, but psychologically you're in the country. Highway 35 north takes you directly toward New Braunfels. Highway 21 heads east toward Luling and the Buckhorn area where ranching and hunting properties dominate.

At $999,000 for 21.33 acres, you're paying roughly $46,900 per acre in a market where undeveloped Hays County land has appreciated steadily. This isn't speculative - it's functional recreational real estate. Whether you develop it years from now or use it for decades as a family retreat, you own the asset. The market around Kyle continues tightening, making raw land at this price increasingly rare.