816 Buttercup Ln, Wimberley, TX 78676

Nestled just minutes from the heart of Wimberley, this single-story home offers a rare combination of close-to-town convenience and breathtaking long-range views of the Wimberley Valley. Thoughtfully positioned to take advantage of abundant natural light, large windows frame the surrounding Hill Country scenery and create a warm, inviting atmosphere throughout. Located within highly regarded Wimberley ISD—known for its strong academics, small-town community feel, and award-winning schools—the home is also close to all that makes Wimberley so special, including the Square, Blue Hole, local dining, shopping, and entertainment. The home features three bedrooms, including a spacious primary suite with the unique and highly desirable addition of two separate en-suite baths. An oversized kitchen provides generous counter space ideal for the baker at heart and is complete with a double oven, making it well suited for both entertaining and everyday living. Outdoor areas capture stunning valley views that change with the seasons, offering classic Hill Country charm just moments from town. Additional features include a detached two-car garage and a separate storage shed. Property is being sold as part of an estate, and no seller disclosures are available.

816 BUTTERCUP Ln in Wimberley stands out for the combination that drives buyer attention in this part of Hays County: 7.105 acres, a 2,541 square foot single-story residence, and long-range Wimberley Valley views, all offered at $1.60M, or $629 per square foot. In a market where buyers often have to choose between usable land, view orientation, and access to town, this property brings those factors together in one holding. It is also positioned within Wimberley ISD, which remains a meaningful part of the location story for buyers focused on long-term ownership in Wimberley.

Built in 2002, the home is configured with 3 bedrooms and 3 baths, and the value here is as much about function as setting. The single-story plan keeps daily use straightforward, while large windows pull natural light through the interior and keep the surrounding Hill Country terrain in view. The primary suite carries a practical advantage that is uncommon at this size point, with two separate en-suite baths. That is not cosmetic. It changes how the home works day to day. The kitchen is oversized, with substantial counter space and a double oven, which gives it real utility for regular living, entertaining, and anyone who actually uses the kitchen as a working space rather than a showpiece.

The land is what gives this property its leverage. Acreage this close to the center of Wimberley is finite, and when it is paired with an established house instead of raw land, the buyer is not starting from zero on use or enjoyment. The outdoor areas are oriented to the valley views, and that relationship between placement, light, and topography is what separates a standard acreage listing from a property with clearer identity. A detached two-car garage and separate storage shed add secondary utility without complicating the footprint.

With only 2 days on market, the key question is not whether this property has broad appeal. It is whether a buyer recognizes how hard it is to replace 7.105 acres, single-story livability, Wimberley ISD, and long-range valley views in one close-in Wimberley offering. Those are the fundamentals that tend to matter on day one and still matter years later.