TBD - 2 Pump Station Rd, Wimberley, TX 78676

Welcome to the Sites Ranch. Featuring seven exclusive ranch estates covering over 20 acres each, offering plenty of room for a dream home, a legacy ranch, or a peaceful escape from city life while remaining conveniently located. The Rolling Hill Country terrain is complemented by mature live oaks that offer shade and charm, and sweeping views that stretch for miles—each lot is uniquely beautiful with multiple ideal building spots. Some properties also include serene ponds that attract wildlife and enhance the pastoral ambiance, offering opportunities for fishing or quiet relaxation. Located just minutes from Wimberley’s vibrant downtown—which features arts, boutiques, restaurants, and outdoor recreation—residents can enjoy rural peace without giving up access to urban comforts. Austin and San Antonio, with their extensive cultural, dining, and airport amenities, are also easily reached, making these ranches an ideal base for balancing Hill Country tranquility with city convenience. Ask about owner financing options.

A 23.6 acre unimproved tract in Wimberley is the defining advantage here, and TBD - 2 Pump Station Rd Rd puts that scale inside Wimberley, a seven-estate offering built around homesites of more than 20 acres each. At $1.15M, this parcel speaks to buyers who value land first: room for a primary residence, room for a long-term family hold, and room to shape the property around privacy and use rather than around neighboring density. In this part of Hays County, acreage of this size changes the conversation from buying a lot to controlling a piece of the landscape.

The setting matters. Wimberley is positioned as a low-density ranch enclave near Wimberley, where the appeal is not just open ground but the character of the terrain itself. The ranch environment is defined by rolling Hill Country contours, mature live oaks, and wide views, and the development concept centers on giving each estate parcel multiple strong building locations. That matters for both design flexibility and long-term value, because the best land lets an owner respond to topography, privacy lines, and orientation instead of forcing a single obvious build site. For a buyer comparing Hill Country land opportunities, that kind of optionality is usually one of the first real separators.

School alignment adds another layer of demand support. This property sits in Wimberley ISD, with Jacobs Well Elementary, Danforth Middle, and Wimberley High serving the area. For many buyers, especially those thinking beyond a short hold, district identity is part of how land value holds up over time. Even when the immediate plan is to build later rather than now, being in a known district tends to matter in the resale conversation.

The other advantage is positional rather than cosmetic. The property is described as offering a quieter ranch setting without cutting off access to downtown Wimberley, where the local mix of arts, boutiques, restaurants, and outdoor recreation drives year-round appeal. Austin and San Antonio are also within practical reach, which broadens the use case for owners who want a Hill Country base without giving up access to major city amenities and airports. With 20 days on market, this tract is still early enough in its offering cycle to merit a hard look from buyers who understand that well-located acreage in Wimberley is less about today’s improvements and more about what the land will support over the next decade.