Tbd FM 2325, Wimberley, TX 78676

Discover a rare chance to own a 27+/- acre corner tract fronting three roads - FM 2325, Fischer Store Rd, and Packer Rd in one of the Hill Country’s fastest-growing markets. With flat, easily buildable terrain and no city or ETJ restrictions, this property is the ultimate blank canvas for your next venture. Whether you’re envisioning flex buildings, retail, a convenience store, yard space, or a mixed-use development, the possibilities are endless. Located just a quarter mile from Wimberley’s newest elementary school, this site sits squarely in the path of progress, surrounded by steady residential and commercial growth. Enjoy proximity to Wimberley, Driftwood, Fischer, Blanco, and the Hill Country corridor plus the freedom and value of a low tax rate. This is a prime opportunity to secure a large, high-traffic tract in an area that’s booming with potential—ready for your vision to take shape.

At 26.306 acres with frontage on three roads, TBD FM 2325 is a large-scale commercial land opportunity in Wimberley that is hard to replicate at any price point. TBD FM 2325 is offered at $1.90M, which works out to roughly $72,200 per acre for a corner tract positioned on FM 2325, Fischer Store Road, and Packer Road in one of the fastest-moving pockets of Hays County.

What stands out here is usability. The site is generally flat, visible, and easy to plan around, which matters for buyers considering retail, flex space, yard storage, a service business, or a mixed-use concept. This is not an existing building, so square footage and year built are not applicable. Instead, the value is in control of the dirt, the access, and the traffic exposure. With no city or ETJ restrictions noted, a buyer has more flexibility here than on many sites closer to tighter municipal oversight.

The location puts you in the center of the Wimberley, Fischer, Driftwood, and Blanco corridor, where residential growth continues to push demand for everyday commercial services. Fischer Store Road has become a key connector for people moving between Wimberley and the northern Hill Country, while FM 2325 remains one of the main routes in and out of town. That gives this tract practical visibility for future users who need drive-by exposure and convenient ingress from multiple directions. The property is also about a quarter mile from Wimberley’s newest elementary school, a meaningful signal for long-term area growth even though the specific school district and campus assignments are not listed in the provided data. For a commercial tract, that school proximity is less about attendance and more about rooftops, traffic counts, and future customer base.

Days on market sit at 128, which suggests buyers have had time to study the asset, but large commercial land plays in Wimberley often trade on timing and vision more than speed. There is no existing improvement package to work around and no residential layout limiting future options. That makes TBD FM 2325 a cleaner canvas than many smaller, less functional sites scattered through Wimberley, TX 78676.

For investors, developers, and owner-users watching Hays County expand westward, this is the kind of tract that can look even more strategic five years from now than it does today.