TBD Mount Sharp Road (Private Road), Wimberley, TX 78676

Wimberley 20 Acres Hays County

This classic Hill Country tract encompasses approximately 20 pristine acres, showcasing a remarkable blend of natural beauty and convenience. Located on a private road near Mt Sharp Road, just a short 45-minute drive from the vibrant city of Austin, this tract is equidistant to the charming towns of Dripping Springs and Wimberley in Texas.

Whether you desire a tranquil retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life or a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, this land is it.

Nature enthusiasts will be captivated by the incredible abundance of majestic oak trees that grace the landscape, creating a serene and picturesque environment. Imagine waking up each day to the gentle rustling of leaves and being surrounded by the tranquility and beauty of nature. From the highpoint, you can actually see the Wimberley water tower in the distance. This is a diverse piece of Texas hill country.

On the northern boundary, there is a nice cattle barn with pens.

Beyond the boundaries of your future property, you'll find an array of amenities within easy reach. The vibrant city of Austin, renowned for its live music scene, culinary delights, and cultural attractions, is just a short drive away. Additionally, the idyllic towns of Dripping Springs and Wimberley offer their own unique charm, providing a perfect balance of rural tranquility and local amenities.

Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat, a place to build your forever home, or an investment in the future, this property is an absolute gem.

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Twenty acres of Hill Country land on Mount Sharp Road in Wimberley rolls out with the kind of space that makes you remember why people leave the city. This tract sits in Hays County, roughly 45 minutes from downtown Austin, positioned between Wimberley and Dripping Springs with room to breathe in every direction. The land itself is the story here - not manicured, not constrained, but genuinely wild in the way Texas Hill Country should be.

The topography shifts across the property with native plants anchoring the soil and medium oak trees scattered throughout, creating natural breaks without crowding the horizon. From the high points, you can see the Wimberley water tower marking the distance, a physical reminder that civilization exists but doesn't intrude. That elevation change matters. It gives you views. It gives you options for how you build, where you place structures, how water moves. A working cattle barn with pens sits on the northern boundary, a functional reminder that this land has history and the infrastructure to support actual use.

What makes 20 acres feel different than smaller parcels is the breathing room. You're not looking at your neighbor's property line. You're looking at your own horizon. The native plant composition and tree spacing tell you the land has been managed, not developed. This is ground that understands Hill Country seasons - the heat, the occasional hard rain, the limestone underneath. Building here means respecting what's already working.

Wimberley ISD serves this area through Jacobs Well Elementary, Danforth Middle, and Wimberley High School. The private road location keeps through-traffic minimal while maintaining access to both Wimberley's restaurants and shopping and Dripping Springs' weekend destinations. Austin's job centers at Domain, Apple, Tesla, and Dell remain accessible for anyone commuting north, though the real draw here is the option to build something that doesn't demand that commute.

At $940,000 for 20 raw acres, the per-acre economics work for Hill Country land this close to Austin. What you're really buying is choice. The choice to build a primary residence on ground you actually own. The choice to keep horses, operate a small farm, or simply have enough space that morning coffee tastes different. The land is ready. The question is what you build into it.