TBD Gatlin Creek Rd, Dripping Springs, TX 78620

Great opportunity to own 10 unrestricted acres just 5 miles south of Dripping Springs in DSISD. Ideally located less than 1/2 mile north of Elder Hill Road, the property offers convenient access to Austi and just a short drive from Driftwood, Wimberley, and the surrounding Hill Country destinations as well. The tract presents a variety of potential uses, including a custom homesite, equestrian facility, recreational retreat, or potential light commercial application. The property has been partially cleared and features numerous mature live oaks, scenic eastern views, and beautiful sunset views to the west. A newly fenced entrance marks the beginning of the flag lot's access easement, which has been cleared and leads to an approximately square-shaped building envelope offering privacy and flexibility for future improvements. No known deed restrictions and no HOA. Buyer to independently verify all information including property boundaries, utilities, subdivision potential, and intended use.

Ten acres of unrestricted Hill Country land just five miles south of Dripping Springs is rare enough. That this tract sits in Dripping Springs ISD with zero deed restrictions and no HOA makes it the kind of property that doesn't wait around.

This is your personal playground. The building envelope gives you privacy to do what you actually want to do on weekends - hunt, fish, run ATVs through your own acreage, or build the kind of setup that lets your family disappear into the Hill Country without leaving home. The partially cleared sections and mature live oaks mean you've got both open space and tree cover. Eastern and western views give you sunrise over the land and sunsets that fold into the horizon. A newly fenced entrance with cleared easement access means you can drive straight back without wondering if you're on someone else's property.

The location punches above its weight. You're less than a half mile north of Elder Hill Road, which keeps you minutes from Driftwood for weekend dinners, Wimberley for tubing and antiques, or the growing restaurant scene along Ranch Road 1888. Austin employers in North Austin and the tech corridor are under 30 minutes if you need to work from an office. Austin-Bergstrom is roughly 45 minutes south. But most weekends, you won't be thinking about commute times. You'll be thinking about what you're doing on your land.

The tract's flexibility matters. You could build a custom home with acreage around it. You could set up an equestrian facility if that's your thing. You could create a recreational retreat that's structured for family use. You could explore light commercial applications. The unrestricted nature of the property means the only limits are what you want to build and what Dripping Springs ISD zoning allows.

Dripping Springs ISD schools serve the area - Dripping Springs Elementary, Dripping Springs Middle, and Dripping Springs High School handle your K-12. The district has consistently strong ratings and real estate demand that reflects that.

At $795,000 for ten acres, you're looking at roughly $79,500 per acre in one of Central Texas's most sought-after unincorporated areas. The market for unrestricted Hill Country land north of the Colorado River moves fast. You'll want to move faster.