582 Delaware Creek Rd, Blanco, TX 78006

Tucked away at the end of the paved and private Delaware Creek Road, this stunning 53.94-acre Hill Country ranch offers sweeping views, abundant wildlife, and peaceful natural surroundings. A resurfaced caliche road leads to the thoughtfully positioned custom-built 2,020 sq. ft. metal home (built in 2020) featuring 5 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, designed with an open floor plan filled with natural light. Interior features include engineered wood flooring, granite countertops, soft-close cabinetry, Low-E windows, spray foam insulation, a tankless water heater, and a ZLINE range and oven, along with propane service and underground electric to the home. Outdoor living is highlighted by a 10' x 50' balcony with expansive Hill Country views, Trex decking, and an outdoor shower, perfect for enjoying the surrounding landscape. The land carries a wildlife exemption and includes a spring-fed pond, established hiking trails, and fencing on two sides. Additional improvements include a 30' x 40' shop with electricity, two 12' x 10' roll-up doors, and an RV hookup. Surrounded by large ranches. Light restrictions help preserve the integrity of the area while maintaining the privacy and beauty that make this Hill Country property an exceptional retreat or full-time residence. (No Subdividing, No commercial, No STR's)

582 Delaware Creek Rd is a land-first offering with 53.94 acres, a residence built in 2020, and a level of usable infrastructure that is increasingly hard to replace in Kendall County. Priced at $1.59 million, or $787 per square foot, and on the market for just 3 days, it presents a different value proposition than a typical rural listing because the acreage, improvements, and ownership controls are already in place. The property is in Blanco ISD, with Blanco Elementary, Blanco Middle, and Blanco High on the school path, which matters for buyers weighing a full-time move as much as a recreational hold.

The residence itself is a 2,020 square foot metal home with 5 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and 1 half bath. The open layout and natural light give the house immediate livability, but the more important story is in the build decisions. Engineered wood flooring, granite countertops, soft-close cabinetry, Low-E windows, spray foam insulation, a tankless water heater, propane service, underground electric, and a ZLINE range and oven point to a house designed for durable day-to-day use rather than cosmetic effect. For acreage buyers, that distinction matters. Too often the land works but the improvements require a second round of capital. Here, the primary structure reads as current and operational from the start.

The site work adds real function across the tract. A resurfaced caliche road leads to the home, and a 10 foot by 50 foot balcony with Trex decking and an outdoor shower extends the living space into the Hill Country setting. On the land, a spring-fed pond, established hiking trails, fencing on two sides, and a wildlife exemption create both recreational use and practical holding value. The 30 foot by 40 foot shop with electricity, two 12 foot by 10 foot roll-up doors, and an RV hookup gives the property the kind of utility serious rural buyers look for and often struggle to find without building it themselves.

Privacy is reinforced by the setting at the end of paved, private Delaware Creek Road and by the surrounding large ranches. The light restrictions are also relevant because they protect the character and use profile of the area with no subdividing, no commercial use, and no short-term rentals. For a buyer focused on control of land, recent construction, and long-term positioning, this is the kind of Blanco asset that remains useful now and defensible over time.